[ SECRET POST #3140 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3140 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It's different, though. The Connie/Steven fusion dance wasn't sexualized the way the Garnet/Amethyst one was.

Da

[(Anonymous)]

call me prude, but all these kinda sexy gifs I saw of fusion dances kinda putt me off from the show.

Re: Da

[ketita]

I found them a bit odd, too.
Then again my prudishness is more that I dislike when kids' shows have blatantly sexual content or jokes that are okay because it "goes over the kids' heads". I don't like it.

Re: Da

[(Anonymous)]

yeah, true. I mean the gif sets are especially putting focus on the bits... but it feels like pandering to an adult audience + kids do pick up on it, in a way.

Re: Da

[(Anonymous)]

It sounds like they are trying too hard.

Re: Da

[otakugal15]

And I was the one who was told to "shut up" about saying that.

[scrubber]

Stevonnie was definitely sexualized though.

But then that whole episode was a bizarre misstep.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, that episode is very screwed up to me. Everyone did the "homina homina homina" cartoon deal with Stevonnie (to put it nicely, I guess) and it's pretty creepy.

[(Anonymous)]

The writers have talked about how it's supposed to be a metaphor for puberty. That it's sudden and awkward and everyone starts sexualizing you and everything's supposed to be different, but you still feel like the same kid inside.