[ SECRET POST #3358 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3358 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Sexualized violence against women makes me want to throw up, honestly. There's so much of it in the real world and it feels like it's lovingly portrayed as a beautiful thing "aww, look how she suffers! How sexy she is!!" Also violence in general makes me uncomfortable. I'm also uncomfortable with lots of graphic violence against men, although it rarely seems to be filmed in such a sexualized way. I do like it when characters who get through something bad are taken care of, though, I must admit. I'd rather not have to see the pain inflicted, but having a character be rescued or taken care of by another character (honest, either gender) is really moving to me. I like it when people show caring for others and take care of one another instead of reinforcing the "it's a flesh wound, shake it off, be badass" trope so much media seems into.