[ SECRET POST #4706 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4706 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I don't see how watching something problematic can make you a bad feminist at all. Like are all feminists forbidden to watch movies under the Hays Code, just in case they might enjoy one or see something that goes against their morales? Or pretty much any action movie for that matter? I really can't wrap my head around it.
Citizen Kane is noted to be the greatest movie ever made, and most of that is due to the revolutionary cinematography and revelation of 'Rosebud'. There's no one thing to judge a piece of media on, and you can very much enjoy a movie despite disagreeing with the way they treat certain characters, or beliefs. You can get into more uncertain territories like with GoT, but enjoying the scenery and the battles between kingdoms doesn't mean you approve of all the unnecessary sex scenes/rape. No show can be faultless, there are always going to be things that rub people the wrong way.

Of course there are times where the more unsavoury themes outweigh what makes a show worth watching, but that is only a line of personal taste. Media is almost synonymous with escape, to forget about life for a while, and it's not some sort of secret test every time.