[ SECRET POST #3885 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3885 ⌋

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

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The first time I saw "child coded" applied to a very obviously adult woman who just happened to be "girly," I was seriously confused.

What does that even mean?

If a grown-ass woman who pays her own rent likes fluffy, pink things and happens to be a bit of an optimist she's not really an adult? The audience is supposed to view her as "a child"? Even though she's very obviously not a child?

I seriously don't understand this whole "child coded" thing at all.

[(Anonymous)]

It's a weapon to beat your fandom/shipping opponents with whilst claiming the moral high ground. Awful tempting for the immature and self-righteous sort.

[(Anonymous)]

In the original use it's supposed to be something like "Donald Duck's nephews are not actual children, but they're drawings of cartoon ducks meant to represent children character-wise."

Or even "Garnet may be a pink alien, but she's designed and voiced to invoke her being black."

In fandom it's meaningless because it's a way to fling pedo accusations even if both characters are adults and have no age gaps.