Take a Chance on Me ..

If you don’t like me the delete your blog. I’m better than you and this site is mine.

I bring a sort of “almost all male characters are misogynists even if that wasn’t the author’s intention” vibe to the analysis that fandoms don’t like

Will Byers entering his university era and immediately gathering a line of queer men desperately waiting for him to break up with his current boyfriend so they have a chance to take him out

“Girls w boyfriends aren’t your enemies” I mean I wish that was true but too many women let their bfs take them over like the symbiote So

Hopper’s proposal is another example of the poor treatment of female characters in Stranger Things. Often in media, women have two options: marry or die. El dies and Joyce gets engaged. Both of these events revolve around Hopper rather than the women themselves. Hopper is sad that he lost his daughter, but what about El? How sad was she when she made the choice to die? The engagement is clearly Hopper’s desire, because he proposed. However, is that truly the best ending for Joyce? To the writers, that question doesn’t matter. Joyce lived, so she must remarry.

will getting scouted off of the street for his beauty