[ SECRET POST #2291 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2291 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The bashing of female characters is just bashing. The bashing of female characters because they're female is misogyny.

[(Anonymous)]

Thank you! At least someone in fandom understands what misogyny actually is. I'm so sick of this word being used so frequently and so incorrectly.

[writerserenyty]

This is true, however I think it's worth it to mention that it doesn't have to be consciously because they're female, it can be an unconscious bias. If you praise a male character for being assertive but you bash a female character (in that same universe) for that same trait because she's a "bitch," there's a good chance there's a gender issue involved.

[(Anonymous)]

There can be "a gender issue involved" without it being misogyny. That's sexism, and misogyny is a very different thing. Plenty of people (most?) hold sexist views without being misogynists.