[ SECRET POST #5560 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5560 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

That, and also the tweets about the men tend to be "I'd like him to do [thing] to me," whereas the tweets about women tend to be "I'd like to do [thing] to her," and [thing] in relation to the women tends to be a lot more overtly violent in tone. Like, male celebrities get tweets that are raunchy and dirty; female celebrities sometimes get tweets that are baldly stated actual rape threats (and then they're dismissed as overreacting if they point out that those are rape threats and that they don't like it)

[(Anonymous)]

Considering all the "hurr Battinson is such a cute little breedable sub just waiting to get pegged" going on lately this obviously isn't always true.

[(Anonymous)]

Do those kinds of tweets show up in these videos?

[(Anonymous)]

I mean... no and they likely wouldn't because the tweets used in these are curated up front but that doesn't mean they don't exist. If they did this with females celebrities (Which I assume they wouldn't in the first place) they probably wouldn't use some creepy rape fantasies by men either.

[(Anonymous)]

Heh, I just made a similar point below, before clicking back and seeing yours. But pretty much all this, yep!

[(Anonymous)]

I'm kinda curious how you feel about the "I want her to step on me" types of thirst tweets in this context

[(Anonymous)]

OP - This is a very good point. I definitely do think the question of "how threatening is this likely to feel to the subject?" is what a lot of it hinges on. The way the tweets are phrased, and also the society we exist in, makes it a lot less likely that they will make the male celebs feel genuinely uneasy or potentially unsafe.

And the fact that they've agreed to do the bit in the first place strongly suggests that any discomfort they may feel while reading the tweets is something they're okay with. Which is important. If some talkshow host were just out there springing these tweets on them to get an "authentic" reaction, that would be very much not okay, IMO.