[ SECRET POST #2881 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2881 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Yeah, I'm completely serious.

I wish I knew where to find the huge critique of BSG that was written by a female writer back in the day. It had one of the most ridiculous analyses of Starbuck I've ever seen (for example, the fact that she didn't immediately jump into bed with Apollo, the brother of her dead fiance (because obviously a REAL woman would have no hang-ups about that amiright), showed that she was the Madonna half of the Madonna/Whore dichotomy. Also, the fact that she had short hair and wore "masculine" clothing (the same clothing that every other person, male or female, was wearing on the ship) showed that she was just a "boy with boobs"). You can probably tell how upset it made me by the fact that I'm still talking about it today, and it was so many years ago that I have no clue how to track it down. It's not the only time I've seen the attitude that writing women with "masculine" traits was a problem (there's been some semi-high-profile stuff about it in the past year or so, though fuck if I can remember the people who said it), but it was one of the worst.