[ SECRET POST #3452 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3452 ⌋

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

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[Courage, the Cowardly Dog]



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03.
[Vampire Princess Miyu]


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04.
[Powerpuff Girls]


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05.
[The Mummy and The Mummy Returns, Evelyn/Imhotep]


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06.
[Orphan Black]


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07.
[Lost in Translation]


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Notes:

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

yeah, I'm sick of this infantilizing of people. I trust people to tell the difference between fact and fiction. I love horror movies and books, scarier the better. I abhor violence in real life and can always tell the difference.

I keep seeing directed towards women especially "these books are harmful for women!"
cool, glad you are speaking up and judging what adult women can get off to. Glad you know they are too stupid to tell the difference between fact and fiction. It's not like we have centuries of history where we told women what they could and could not read because it might "harm them" (or read at all.)

There are books I find gross, sexist, distasteful, even harmful! but I DON'T GET TO TELL PEOPLE what they can read!
because that's the most harmful of all in my opinion.

[(Anonymous)]

There are books I find gross, sexist, distasteful, even harmful! but I DON'T GET TO TELL PEOPLE what they can read! because that's the most harmful of all in my opinion.

I think there's a huge difference between pointing out grossness, sexism, harmfulness, etc. in fiction and actually telling people to stop reading something. Especially if you're not going into the creator's space to direct your literary criticism at them, the former can be a very good thing, imo.

It's when people start trying to ban books/fic, or harass creators directly, or bully readers into rejecting certain genres, that the solution to "bad fiction" becomes worse than the problem.