[ SECRET POST #3169 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3169 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Violent scenes with female victims that don't feel misogynistic or objectifying

[(Anonymous)]

I agree with you on a lot of points. Violence against men is more prevalent in media, and certainly can be just as if not more horrifying. Alternatively, there is far more "casual" violence against men that is played for laughs, or not seen as bad. Both men attacking other men, and (especially) women attacking men. Male rape is still often portrayed as hilarious, too, which is absolutely disgusting.

However, I think you're wrong that violence against men is generally "objectifying". I can only think of a small handful of scenes that maybe qualify as such - where the guy has to look sexy as he dies, or the camera runs lovingly over his body even though he's being brutalized/murdered, or he's unnecessarily naked (and hot)... On the other hand, I feel that describes most female attacks/deaths.