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Topic	Lara is back. Tifa is back. There's a pattern here >_>
Background_Guy 02/24/24 10:35:31 AM #133:	Dark_Arbron posted... The kind of people who think like that have a very skewed definition of average looks. In real life most people dont look like supermodels and yet no one considers them ugly. Id say video games and their culture are to blame for this, but mens health and womens fashion magazines were doing it for decades before that. Yeah I suppose. My main thing is... ideally, all types of women would be allowed to be portrayed media. From ones that look like models to ones that this board would freak out about and call ugly. Model-like female characters have clearly never gone away, it's just that they're not the only women in video games anymore. And gamers get mad whenever a women shows up that doesn't fit into their extremely narrow definition of what a woman is allowed to look like <cite>Background_Guy posted [p:979017542] in Lara is ba... [t:80704116]...</cite> <quote>Dark_Arbron posted... </cite><quote>The kind of people who think like that have a very skewed definition of average looks. In real life most people dont look like supermodels and yet no one considers them ugly.Id say video games and their culture are to blame for this, but mens health and womens fashion magazines were doing it for decades before that.</quote>Yeah I suppose.My main thing is... ideally, all types of women would be allowed to be portrayed media. From ones that look like models to ones that this board would freak out about and call ugly. Model-like female characters have clearly never gone away, it's just that they're not the only women in video games anymore. And gamers get mad whenever a women shows up that doesn't fit into their extremely narrow definition of what a woman is allowed to look like</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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