[ SECRET POST #4790 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4790 ⌋

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Comments

[meadowphoenix]

no there's so really blantant homophobia that is also misogyny tropes in fandom that "weepy girl in man's body" really captures

[(Anonymous)]

I don't know

For one thing, it sort of seems to me like it would be useful to have a way to talk about these issues that more directly problematizes the idea that these themes in characterization can accurately be summed up as "weepy girl shit"

[meadowphoenix]

well "weepy girl shit" isn't what was said. and i don't think there is an fundamental difference between "emotional girl in a very stereotypical way but male because this is m/m and they occupy the same social position" and "weepy girl in man's body"

[(Anonymous)]

Phrasing it as "weepy girl in a man's body" is a really bad way to criticize that though as the wording is both misogynistic and homophobic itself.

[meadowphoenix]

copied from above: i don't think there is an fundamental difference between "emotional girl in a very stereotypical way but male because this is m/m and they occupy the same social position" and "weepy girl in man's body"

maybe i don't see what you're seeing as to what is misogynistic and homophobic? I think it's a description of the misogynist and homophobic thought behind the trope.