[ SECRET POST #2249 ]

[case]

⌈ Secret Post #2249 ⌋

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

01.


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02.
[Otoyomegatari]


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03.
[Girls und Panzer]


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04.
[My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic]


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05.
[Monster High]


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06.
[My Little Pony: Friendship is Magic]


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07.
[Jackass 3D]


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08.
[Paranatural]


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09.
[Angelina Jolie]


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10.
[Der Ring des Nibelungen]


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11.
[Mary Shelley's Frankenhole]


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12.
[Medium]


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13.
[The Americans]


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14.
[The Mindy Project]


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15.
[5Dolls, T-ARA]


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16.
[A Good Day To Die Hard]


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17.
[Harry Potter]



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18. http://i45.tinypic.com/2v0bjpd.jpg
[linked for porn, Spartacus: Vengeance]


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Notes:

Secrets Left to Post: 01 pages, 019 secrets from Secret Submission Post #321.
Secrets Not Posted: [ 0 - broken links ], [ 0 - not!secrets ], [ 0 - not!fandom ], [ 0 - too big ], [ 0 - repeat ].
Current Secret Submissions Post: here.
Suggestions, comments, and concerns should go here.

Comments

[skylily]

THAT
IS
ADORABLE
.

Re: Platonic male/female friendships you love

[al28894]

Aziraphale and Crowley from Good Omens. :)

Re: Anagrams!

[al28894]

"Mammalian Hair Mud"

...

why...

Re: Odd or w.t.f. ships!

[al28894]

Mituna Captor/Italy Veneziano

VERY VERY AU'ISH AND DOESN'T EVEN COVER IT.

Also,

Karkat Vantas/Reimu Hakurei

Tavros Nitram (Platonic frendship with) Koishi Komeiji and Suwako Moriya

Utsuho Reuiji/Ezio Auditore

I regret nothing

[(Anonymous)]

OMG, an opera secret! And count me as another listener, OP (Besides, it's Bryn Terfel!)

[(Anonymous)]

Fanon discontinuity forever!

[(Anonymous)]

I have no idea what this is, but I would have loved to have a teacher like that.

[astridv]

Haha, I'm partly faceblind and I don't recogize him at first when he's freshly disguised. Same with Elizabeth.

[(Anonymous)]

But what about Twilight? No love for her? :(

[mfirefly10]

Spartacus secrets are fun and I'm glad we're getting so many lately :)

[astridv]

Yes, Americans secret! I like this show and no one on my flist seems to.

I like the mix... the tangled emotional relationships and the spy stuff that feels more realistic than in other shows. 80s politics as a backdrop. Moral shades of grey all over the place! This lack of black-and-white mindset feels so unusual, it's like a breath of fresh air.

Re: inb4 "DIE SCUM DIE"

[silverau]

I didn't know that about the origin of the word. But it's not really fair to say that anyone who uses the word "misandry" in any context is comparing it to misogyny. Not everyone knows that the word was created as a counter for the word "misogyny" (Heck, when I first learned the word "misandry" I didn't even know the word "misogyny") and there are people who use the word to refer to someone who dislikes men without trying to imply that it's on the same level as misogyny.

And I'm genuinely intrigued as to why you say misandry doesn't even exist on an individual level. Obviously, people who dislike men exist, so...

Re: inb4 "DIE SCUM DIE"

[citrinesunset]

I'm curious, do you have any context or background about the word's origins? Not arguing with you--I'm honestly curious. The only information I can find is that it was first used in 1909. So you may very well be right about its origins, but I can't find any info on that.

The thing is, "misogyny," like a lot of words associated with sociology and psychology, can have multiple meanings. When people talk about misogyny in the context of women's rights and feminism, it's almost always in the context of the larger societal and institutional connotations. Something can be misogynistic without being outwardly "hateful" (that is, someone can perpetuate misogyny and have misogynistic beliefs without realizing it or feeling like they have animosity toward women).

But "misogyny" can also refer to hatred of women in a general sense, or to violent hatred like that displayed by some serial killers. I think you can argue that frequently, this type of misogyny is also influenced by broader, societal misogyny. But from a simple word-usage standpoint, it's possible to say that someone who hates women a personal level is misogynistic without talking about the larger societal implications. That is, someone can be misogynistic both in the sense of buying into societal misogyny and feeling extreme hatred and animosity toward women. The two things are connected but also different.

There are some people who hate men, in general, and feel strong anger or animosity toward them. This isn't really debatable, though it's certainly true that a lot of misogynistic people see hatred of men where it doesn't actually exist ("Feminists all hate men!" for example). But how would we describe a TV show that seems to gleefully depict violence against men (because they are men), or a violent person who specifically targets male victims (because they are men), without describing it as hatred of men? This doesn't mean that the social context isn't very different, or that hatred of men can be directly compared to hatred of women. Though I would argue that hatred of anyone based on gender or gender expression often has roots in misogyny.

Re: inb4 "DIE SCUM DIE"

[silverau]

I was gonna say "Huh that's weird I've never seen anyone use it that way before (and I don't think people were using it that way in response to this secret)" and then I saw that anon's reply to you.

[caecilia]

Yeah, I've seen Ghouls Rule, it's the latest movie I haven't had time to watch yet. The rollerskating one. I felt like they were pushing Frankie/Holt and making Frankie just friends with Jackson. Maybe I'm wrong.

Re: BBC Sherlock

[cloud_riven]

"Also there is no subtlety or complexity..."

haha oh wow the fandom would disagree.


Don't get me wrong, I agree with you. Just, some of the fans would have you think this was actually a smart show compared to general shit thanks to Poe's Law, yes, rather than the fanservicey campy fun romp it actually is.

Re: anon

[cloud_riven]

I'm not going to read this whole thread, but that's dumb.

I like my grab bag of usernames and anons :(

[wauwy]

No? They use it to defend Ginny's characterization, for one, comparing it to Neville's for another. And why Dumbledore had to be revealed to be gay in an interview with the author.

I hate Remus/Tonks more than anyone you can find (rabid SB/RL shipper for the entire three-year summer) but let's be real, here.

[wauwy]

Maybe they're Catholic.

[wauwy]

Well, it existed before there was canon to definitively sink it... js.

Re: Anagrams!

[cloud_riven]

Cloaca Druid No ♥
8D


i also especially like A Candid Colour

Ciao Darn Cloud
A Rad Cloud Icon (ahahaaahhaha)
Acid Cola Round
Acid Rad Uncool

LACONIC RAD DUO

[tenlittlebullets]

I'm the opposite sort of? I immediately shipped it HARD, the very first time I watched the 10th anniversary concert back in fucking 2005 or something, and yet I never really got into fic for it even though I read/write aaaaaalll the fic for dead gay revolutionaries.

Maybe the problem is that I don't really want a happy ending for them and I don't really care what they do (or don't do) with their dicks, I just want all the fucked-up power dynamics and integrity porn and not-overtly-sexual BDSM undertones. Somehow Valjean/Javert is ten times hotter when neither the characters nor the narration acknowledge how fucking kinky their tension is.

[(Anonymous)]

Fuck, I hope Lady Loki never becomes a movie!verse thing in the first place.

Re: Have you ever fallen out of love with a show, then back in love?

[cloud_riven]

Because season 9 was pretty terrible anyways unless you like to blindly enjoy things imo :U

10 was pretty good though.

[(Anonymous)]

I like you. I'd like to be your friend.

I'm so disappointed they cast Angelina as I'm not a big fan of hers, and like you, I can't see her fitting the part. As such, I have no intention of seeing the film which is a shame because Maleficent is my favorite Disney villain and I love her an inordinate amount.

I like the way you think though. Movies about the daughters of Triton that aren't Ariel and of Lumiere and Cogsworth's lives before the curse are delightful. Cinderella's childhood doesn't interest me as much, but the potential to see the courting that took place between her father and Lady Tremaine would be fascinating.

TL;DR: You have fabulous ideas and I hope good things come your way.