[ SECRET POST #2760 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2760 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[The Penny Dreadfuls]


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[True Blood, Game of Thrones]


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[Tamora Pierce]


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[Free!]


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[Ed Sheeran and Taylor Swift]


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[Masterchef]


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[Game of Thrones]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

A different OP in this thread, so I don't know this blog - I assume it's UK based because of class division (grew up in Poland where upper class usually played football but everyone was a fan - typical warrior chav types were not in a different class).

Anyway, there is a division on public commentary of sports regarding gender. Noticed that women usually were questioned when daring to share an opinion on tactics or squads and mercilessly tested on knowledge. Other viewpoint was that a female fan was a "special awesome snowflake". Neither is true, as the amount of fans did not differ between genders at all.

However, it's not prevalent as it was recently, so it's good.

[cushlamochree]

Yeah, there are definitely a lot of people who have those views, all over the world, including where I am (in the USA, although the blog in question is UK-based). But that's no reason to give them credence, you know? It's definitely interesting that it's not really related to the viewership numbers where you are, that's kind of fascinating.

[(Anonymous)]

SA. I live in Scotland now, and the sentiment is not prevalent at all, viewers and game goers are still around 80% of everyone :P . I've posted above about how Polish media dealt with world cup - by spreading sexism. Usually women stayed silent with this, but this year there had been an uproar, so changes, yay.