[ SECRET POST #3053 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3053 ⌋

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

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02.
[The Kid (Charlie Chaplin)/Starsky & Hutch ("Gillian")]


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03.
[Network]


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04.
[Sci-Fi/Fantasy]


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05.
[In Plain Sight]


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06.
[Captain America: Civil War]


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07.
[Samurai Warriors]


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08. https://i.imgur.com/Tr3NZUD.jpg
[NSFW image (shirtless 16 year old? girl), discussion of underage sexuality]


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09.
[Joss Whedon]
















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

>disenfranchisement and abandonment

No doubt the feeling is genuine, but it is probably based on that sociological phenomenon that's had famous studies done on it (the one about men and women talking 50/50 in a classroom where the men felt like the women were dominating the conversation), wherein although they are still receiving a fair share of attention (or representation in SFF), they are so used to their privilege that it *feels* like they are not receiving enough representation.

George R.R. Martin ran the numbers and it just ain't so.

[(Anonymous)]

I think that's about right, yeah. Though to clarify, EVERYONE in the 50/50 classroom felt it was female-dominated, not just the guys. Generally, though, I think that's pretty much exactly what's going on. You see that phenomenon in a LOT of gendered areas.