not for anything but friendly reminder that ~fandom discourse~ about where women belong (or people you perceive as women) is misogynistic as fuck. or what they're allowed to say, or what they're allowed to write about, or what they're allowed to enjoy.
next time you see someone having a tantrum and vaguing, especially if their posts from week to week completely contradict each other, perhaps analyze if the common denominator is "a gross woman said something and now i'm mad" without otherwise adhering to any actual principles.
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Me: *having a perfectly good and normal time hanging out with my family*
Brain: Hey what would you do if your mom dropped dead in your kitchen right now.
Me: What—why are you—?
Brain:
Me:
Me: UGH fine I’d make sure she’s flat in her back, check for responsiveness, check a carotid and signs of breathing—*proceeds to run through entire scenario in my head*
Brain: K
Me: WHAT WAS THE POINT OF THAT
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me when normal got jealous at scary and hermie teaming up together: my good dude you have two hands!!
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this might sound a bit dumb and out of no where but hmmm. how do i say this... there are a lot of posts and a general consensus about quote unquote media literacy on tumblr and how we feel about it, as well as the things that go hand in hand with all that (discussion of mischaracterisation, symbolism, analysis, etc) and i think people (generally) need to be more open about their thoughts or findings and less i don't know... harsh isn't the word but like, just less assumptive that people are inherently out to be willfully ignorant when it comes to dissecting media thematically or discussing characterisation & the narrative, esp things where the outside factor of the consumer/creator changes things drastically if you do or do not know or experience something (and therefore would have no reason to be like, somehow maliciously interpreting something). i guess?
like i get it and i absolutely understand and also hate when people seem to go out of their way to say all the wrong things and stubbornly cling onto things that are WRONG, and confronting someone's opinion and it being SO wrong that you can comfortably think of a rebuttal is ultimately very satisfying and scratches a certain itch and can lead to a lot of thoughtful discussion despite being essentially a big "get a look at THIS guy". but i do think there is a vast difference between like, a) someone masquerading behind being knowing buzzwords and being able to say the right words in the right order, b) someone who isn't familiar with certain concepts and DOESN'T know the right words to say but is happily open to learning, and c) someone using the guise of talking about "media literacy" to be ignorant, bigoted or willfully misinterpreting something in a biased way who refuses to concede if confronted or goes out of their way to pick arguments. whilst the first two aren't malicious, both could turn out to be, just like the last category tends to be rejects of the first two who dug their heels in about it.
whilst there is a DIFFERENCE if someone was being say bigoted and prejudiced with hateful intent, not being "media literate" is not actually a moral failing as much as it is made out to be in moments of sweeping generalisation, and i think punishing people for not knowing how to hold thoughtful discussion is obviously cruel and dumb and unnecessarily othering. you don't want people to learn things out of a sense of shame or guilt. i know it's not the INTENT, and i don't like, interpret even 99% of discussion about this whole thing that way, but that doesn't change that discussing people very broadly who just Don't Know something is always going to leave the 1% of a LOT of harshness thrown against someone who doesn't deserve that. even if they're the stupidest twitterina known to man or something.
media literacy itself is not inherent and it is HARD, as much as people try to pretend it isn't. personally i am someone who has always and probably always WILL struggle to understand complex themes and often do need someone else to guide me towards thinking a certain way, thinking in these ways don't come naturally to me as much as i try my best to and i often think the "wrong" thing as my natural conclusion. and every Damn time that happens i see someone going "if you didn't realise this you're a fucking idiot" like woah man 😭 calm down. i dunno i feel like people just forget that this stuff is something you have to train like a muscle, esp things like vocabulary or a more complex academic way of speaking, and to some of us that is always going to be inherently inaccessible or it's going to take twice as long for us to grasp, for whatever reason. i just wish people were more fair is all.
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Idk I just feel like adding grief on top of everything I’ve got going on right now is a little too much
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Alright pals. If you catch me being selfdeprecating or ashame of myself or my art, I am giving you permission to bully me to stop doing that !
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ngl i don’t understand why, as a fandom, we haven’t picked up set it off’s “catch me if you can” for sherliam edits and such.
the sheer amount i wish to make a cmv to that song is overwhelming.
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Ok man that's it, someone has to take away the ai generated Reddit stories from the TTS bots immediately and put them in time out for atleast 100 years because what the fuck is wrong with them??Why are they so our of pocket to say the least like omg. Lmfao I just got on the app and now I want to kay em ess more than usual trololol!!It's even worse when you somehow understand all the internet terms and phrases they say too I hate myself for that so much...Time to become less chronically online and to touch grass as the kids say atleast lmaooo. Please help me and may God save us all.
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heeeey so any mutuals wanna knock me the fuck out 👉👈
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