[ SECRET POST #2803 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2803 ⌋

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

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09. http://i.imgur.com/Qt9c60C.jpg
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[Kuroshitsuji - Black butler]


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[Professor Layton]


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16. [WARNING for underage, rape]



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Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

True, but then again fandom also seems to have really bizarre ideas about the same gender. 90% of all the "all women do this" and "all women have to think about this" posts I see online, written BY women, just make me think, "huh, I've never thought or done that in my life and I doubt that most of my female friends think or do those things".

[ariakas]

Honestly? That's real life for me more than it is fandom. At least in fandom someone usually (and vehemently) corrects them. IRL sometimes it's someone in a position of power you'd risk your job/academic career/etc over if you took them to task for saying "women are x, men are y".

Hell I once had a (female, no less!) supervisor say "women don't enjoy sex" (with the implication that men do, and women like babies, so it all balances out).

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

I think most of my female friends just have fairly similar experiences and opinions in that regard as me, so the only times I ever hear weird stuff like that offline is from acquaintances or maybe coworkers, but my coworkers rarely talk about subjects like that. But online it happens all the time and everyone seems to agree about it and I'm wondering if maybe it's a cultural thing because I'm not American and a lot of those opinions/experiences that weird me out are shared by Americans.

[diet_poison]

ia - I see it more irl and also in non-fandom online spaces.

also, that sounds infuriating. I commend you if you had the self-discipline not to say anything to that. :|

[(Anonymous)]

Holy fucking what man. Like, girl, sorry if you don't like sex, but I fucking do (and A LOT, at that), so shut up.

[ariakas]

Oh that's what I said, basically. Trying not to be rude since she was, ya know my boss, but I was like "er... I like sex quite a bit, actually, and not babies so much."

Her response? "Oh I know there are some exceptions."

[(Anonymous)]

Sooooo basically the response of every person ever who's trapped in their own cognitive dissonance and has no desire to find their way out.

[ariakas]

Yeaaaaaah pretty much. So convenient! Everyone who isn't as you imagine them to be doesn't challenge your worldview of that type of person, they're just an exception!

[diet_poison]

...this is really true isn't it...

[(Anonymous)]

My favorites are the "girls actually do [mundane thing]" posts, followed by "guys do this too!" Apparently people need confirmation that all genders do normal things like reflect on their day.