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Topic	LGBT Social v.211.5 The Purge is real.
Banana_Cyanide 12/09/17 12:33:43 AM #43:	Wow, where do I start I know: She's a fictional character; who fucking cares? Now to actually address the post: I just feel like people think women being free and open and powerful means we have to show off our sexuality all the time. Who thinks this? Who honestly thinks this? You have to be the only person I've ever seen who thinks this. I can be confident and powerful without literally showing guys my private close up, and I can be free and have fun without constantly showing up me sexuality. Nobody said you had to. Seriously, who is telling you this? A fictional character? This just screams insecurity to me. Its just annoying to see guys defend it, and feminists say shes an empowering icon. Thats not the kind of girl going Noel would be looking up to, shes just hyper sexual and visually stimulating to guys and everything she does and every move she makes is dictated by her sex. Shes like a common popstar not a child hero. We like Bayonetta, of course we'll defend her and I'm surprised feminists are saying anything positive about Bayonetta considering that one in particular literally made up a trope just to describe her. A trope, by the way, that TVTropes themselves rejected and why is it bad if she's meant to be stimulating to men? What about women? What about men and women who like her in a non-sexual way (as in every normal person on the planet)? Also she's not supposed to be a child hero. No child should be looking up to her considering that her series is meant for adults and not kids. Cool girls are like, pretty rare in games. But Id say the new version of Lara Croft is cool. She doesnt ONLY matter because of her boobs but shes still pretty, shes really cool and can do amazing things without constantly showing herself off. No they're not. They're actually pretty common and the only reason you say they're not is because they're not up to your standards. I mean do you have any idea how boring female characters would be if they are all Reboot Lara Croft? --- Who knew bananas could be so lethal? Proud member of The Church of The Man-Emperor of Mankind. <cite>Banana_Cyanide posted [p:891865145] in LGBT Socia... [t:76066016]...</cite> <quote>Wow, where do I start I know: She's a fictional character; who fucking cares? Now to actually address the post: <quote>I just feel like people think women being free and open and powerful means we have to show off our sexuality all the time. </quote> Who thinks this? Who honestly thinks this? You have to be the only person I've ever seen who thinks this. <quote>I can be confident and powerful without literally showing guys my private close up, and I can be free and have fun without constantly showing up me sexuality.</quote> Nobody said you had to. Seriously, who is telling you this? A fictional character? This just screams insecurity to me. <quote>Its just annoying to see guys defend it, and feminists say shes an empowering icon. Thats not the kind of girl going Noel would be looking up to, shes just hyper sexual and visually stimulating to guys and everything she does and every move she makes is dictated by her sex. Shes like a common popstar not a child hero.</quote> We like Bayonetta, of course we'll defend her and I'm surprised feminists are saying anything positive about Bayonetta considering that one in particular literally made up a trope just to describe her. A trope, by the way, that TVTropes themselves rejected and why is it bad if she's meant to be stimulating to men? What about women? What about men and women who like her in a non-sexual way (as in every normal person on the planet)? Also she's not supposed to be a child hero. No child should be looking up to her considering that her series is meant for adults and not kids. <quote>Cool girls are like, pretty rare in games. But Id say the new version of Lara Croft is cool. She doesnt ONLY matter because of her boobs but shes still pretty, shes really cool and can do amazing things without constantly showing herself off.</quote> No they're not. They're actually pretty common and the only reason you say they're not is because they're not up to your standards. I mean do you have any idea how boring female characters would be if they are all Reboot Lara Croft? --- Who knew bananas could be so lethal? Proud member of The Church of The Man-Emperor of Mankind.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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