[ SECRET POST #4510 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4510 ⌋

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Comments

Re: "I hate when people..."

[(Anonymous)]

Have imaginary conversations with another person in chat format to make a point by making the imaginary other person say things nobody has ever said.

A real example from Tumblr:

TV writers: "We've decided to make more lesbian couples that are femme/femme because butch/femme is too stereotypical and we want to be more progressive!"
Me: "How about some butch/butch couples?"
TV writers: "But that's not appealing to straight men U-UH I MEAN LOOK WE'RE PROGRESSIVE."

Gal who made the post, where are all these TV writers making these statements about being progressive for writing a femme/femme couple? No one says that. This conversation couldn't happen. Just say "I want more butch/butch couples on TV" and be done with it, no need to make yourself look clever about it.

Re: "I hate when people..."

[(Anonymous)]

Nobody involved thinks the conversations actually happened though

Re: "I hate when people..."

[(Anonymous)]

But they're supposed to make you think the original statement being argued against was actually said and is typical.