[ SECRET POST #2955 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2955 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Am I the only one who finds it werid that everyone in this forum seems to think that talking about a single social issue = crazy batshit sjw?
Like, you guys do know there is a clear line of difference between the two, right.

[(Anonymous)]

No, a lot of people here don't realize that.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it has to do with the way they do it. The OP did say they went "over the top".

and there's a difference between talking rationally about social issues and the way I often see it done on tumblr.

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, I thought that was the point of several of the comments already.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm ALL ABOUT critically examining media with a thoughtful eye to its cultural and political context. I've written a number of pieces professionally about doing exactly that, discovering rape culture in childhood favorites and ugly stereotypes in light comedies.

And if Tumblr were capable of thoughtful examination of things instead of just finding checkboxes to bully people over, I'd have less of a problem with it.

[(Anonymous)]

We don't actually know what the OP wrote. If they're so freaked out over it, maybe it was something embarrassingly over the top? I agree with other people's point that tumblr's a poor choice for posting stuff you may later regret, due to the reblogging function.