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⌈ Secret Post #5305 ⌋

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


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Name the fandom. And repeats, etc.

(If you think something in this thread is a troll, please ignore it! Conversation is fine, but OT wank makes stuff harder to keep track of in this thread. Thanks.)

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01. https://i.imgur.com/xxtg5b3.jpg

[greghousesgf]

Doctors are a female dominated profession?

[(Anonymous)]

Weird. TNG was a huge eye-opener to me as a young child because the women in it weren't defined by their gender. In any other show where the head doctor of anything was female, it would have been touched on in some way like showing her having to put up with sexist comments or talking about how hard it was for her to reach that position as a woman. (However this was all noted through the eyes of me as an eight-year-old, so take that as you will.) I'm still a fan of the show and it's not as perfect about it as I viewed it back then, but it's still pretty close I think.

On the other hand though, female characters who are "honorary men" isn't a thing unless it's a joke, and I find people who use that language just don't like the fact that women who are too masculine for their tastes exist.

[(Anonymous)]

I can relate to the whole "growing out of bad feminist takes" thing. I feel like a lot of us can. I remember arguing that emotionally unhealthy, self-sabotaging female characters (such as Kara Thrace) could be great characters but they were absolutely NOT feminist characters because they weren't modelling healthy female personhood (ugh). I guess I thought feminist characters had to be prescriptive or order to be beneficial? I do not remotely agree with that anymore.

[(Anonymous)]

I personally loved Beverly, damn I even loved Deanna Troi, who was even more defined by her feminine qualities. I'm glad that feminism has turned around to the idea that one can be feminine and be a feminist. I find it offensive that a woman in a female orientated job can't be feminist. I'm a mental health nurse. And the job is deeply underappreciated and very stressful at times. We work hard and don't get much kudos because it's seen as a "female job". Anyways, glad you're turned around on the subject, OP.

[(Anonymous)]

I think it's only realistic for female characters to be affected by experiences common to women. Of course, there are the diatribes characters go on about gender or race that seem forced and out of touch but I really appreciate it when I can see myself and my experiences in female characters.

[(Anonymous)]

I think that kind of mindset entirely depends on who is creating said characters - like you do get people who write women well as a character and not just something along the lines of 'Because of being woman = is caring and is meant to be mother/emotional lamp post for plot.'
Star Trek can be a mix bag because on one hand there's been some awesome depictions of female characters in various versions of Star Trek - but on the other hand you get a bland fucker like Rick Berman who has priorities like the presentation of boobs over character development.

[philstar22]

I wish there were more masculine female characters, especially ones where the writers didn't feel the need to prove they were actually girls in various ways. I want some fully masculine female characters.

but at the same time, feminine female characters are also awesome. And dr. Crusher is awesome.

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, it was unfortunate that they lost Yar so quickly, because then their two main female characters were the doctor and the counsellor. But Beverley and Deanna themselves are cool, especially when they actually got things to do!

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02. https://i.imgur.com/vK1n6Xi.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

Totally agree

[(Anonymous)]

i feel like everyone with a mustache looks like an asshole. he'd look better with a beard or something.

[(Anonymous)]

Looks fine to me.

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03. https://i.imgur.com/uzOcQSq.png

[(Anonymous)]

I feel dumb because I have read this multiple times now and I am still confused.

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04. https://i.imgur.com/EJT7C1W.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

The celebs didn't send me the videos.
Please adjust your reading comprehension.
Not as mentally unwell as you think I am.

Love, this secret anon.

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05. https://i.imgur.com/Bb5mlZt.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

Are there stills of show!Eskel in costume somewhere? Google brings me the actor that plays him, but not how he's gonna look in the show.

I don't want to watch the trailers because Netflix trailers are somehow always terrible and always turn me off from watching the show/movie, even if it's something I've previously looked forward to.

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06. https://i.ibb.co/stt7c4Q/basketcasekirk.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

Wait, is Kirk the preferred bottom in the Trek fandom?! Because I feel like it's usually the popularly preferred bottom who gets infantilized and woobified to this degree, and if that character is Kirk I'm super amused. I totally would've assumed it was Spock getting that treatment, and definitely would not have thought it was Kirk.

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07. https://i.imgur.com/IGTBWWc.jpg

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Yeah, they pretty much just changed the casing so it's really not worth it since nothing has been fixed!

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Tell us!

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