[ SECRET POST #2231 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2231 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Except there is a whole load of different bad decisions that someone can hate without it being slutshaming.

If a character on a show is making the dumbass mistake of not using proper protection just so the writers can write a pregnancy scare into the plot hating that is not slut-shaming. Especially if it is ooc for the character to do so.

If writers are basically using a character's 'liberated sex morals' as a cheap way to get a load of tits and ass shots on tv, you can absolutely hate that behaviour without being it being slut shaming.

characters on tv =/= real people. We can question their actions to a different degree because they are not making them themselves. It is something that is being made by a team of writers and their biases can damn well carry into stuff. It's like... Any woman should be allowed to wear what she wants in real life to a reasonable extend (like safety, general norms etc) But just because any woman should be able to do so in real life doesn't mean we can't question character costumes when it is obvious that the women in the show are only dressing like that cause a team of creative male editors wanted to see boobs.

[(Anonymous)]

"Any woman should be allowed to wear what she wants in real life to a reasonable extend (like safety, general norms etc)"

Not even general norms. Safety and not exposing yourself to nonconsenting people are literally the only things that matter. As long as you observe those, wear whatever you want.

[(Anonymous)]

Well, there's also any dress policies at work. Probably shouldn't wear torn jeans if the dress code is "business casual"

[(Anonymous)]

If your work or school has a dress code, you are gonna have to stick to that. Similarly, you don't show up to someone's funeral wearing a glitter shirt and track-bottoms with juicy on the ass. Sometimes situations just have norms.