[ SECRET POST #2939 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2939 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Also, I'm not on tumblr, but I regularly read and post in several feminist comms and no one on any of them has been holding her up as an idol or even as a satisfying vigilante/revenge fantasy--if anything, the conversations were about whether the way she was depicted played into misogynist fantasies about how women are evil and manipulative*, and as you said, the different ways people talk evil characters of different genders.

*I don't think so myself. But then, I spent my teens reading Patricia Highsmith, so while I thought the book was interesting, I wasn't as blown away by it as a lot of people seemed to be.

tl;dr Tumblr is not particularly representative of feminist discourse.