#Hello Ms Trunchable how does it feel to be the big scary masc woman who locks little children in your torture closets

[welcometohell09]

Don’t you love it when male queercoded villains are portrayed in a loveable, “we-wanted-to-write-you-but-they-wouldn’t-let-us-make-you-the-hero” way, but the female queercoded characters are the scary, plus-size, predatory old women who prey on innocent children when you aren’t watching? As if female queercoded villains are not always queercoded with the kind intent our patriarchal community often ascribes to queercoded (often male) villains, but many are genuinely designed to perpetuate dangerous stereotypes that go unsaid because they’re not deemed important enough to talk about?

(Female, ace-coded villains may also fit into this through the ‘heartless’ stereotype but I’m not qualified to talk about it.)

#lgbtqia #queer community #queer coding #queer coded villains #like genuinely what the fuck #Ursula from The Little Mermaid was written to be predatory but that’s fine it’s fine let’s not talk about it #Hello Ms Trunchable how does it feel to be the big scary masc woman who locks little children in your torture closets #also plus size issues in here but I’m not qualified to talk