[ SECRET POST #6109 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6109 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I'm glad the podcasts I listen to will cover victims that don't fit that 'perfect victim' profile and don't shy away from talking about if someone had drug problems/mental illness/was a sex worker, etc. and how those things don't mean it's any less a tragedy that they were murdered. I do appreciate that. But what does annoy me is that they tend to call *all* female murder victims beautiful, because like...not everyone is beautiful! And that's okay! It just seems...patronizing or something, IDK.

Some of them also tend to infantilize female victims, too...the amount of times I've heard a victim being described as a "little girl" and then finding out she was 16, or hearing the phrase "she was a young girl in her 20s" is just irritating as hell. Especially because they *never* call teenage/20 something guys "little boys" or "young boys"; if anything they're more likely to refer to a 16/17 year old guy as a man.