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how Bloodborne represents womanhood and the female experience
Ok, because this is the "how dare you piss on the poor" site, this must be said: No matter your gender, your experience playing Bloodborne is valid. Yes even if you disregarded the story entirely and just hunted things. This post isn't an attack on you. Your experience playing Bloodborne? Totally Valid. Whatever you got from it? Valid. Whatever you chose to not engage with? Valid. Just.... I imagine it must feel a tiny bit different if you've never stared down the double-barrelled shotgun of pregnancy yourself. Not the threat of child support. The actual terror of childbirth. Because yes, Bloodborne was written by a man, but it was written by a man wracked with guilt and anxiety over his wife's difficult pregnancy and childbirth. It is ultimately a story about childbirth. Anyone can engage with this concept, it's not exactly alien to anyone on earth of breeding age. If it hasn't happened to you then surely it's ALMOST happened to you (pregnancy scares). It's a love letter to how terrifying pregnancy is and how helpless we still are regarding what feels like the whims of a higher power of who gets to live and who has to die. Unless you have personally experienced pregnancy or the threat of pregnancy happening TO YOU PERSONALLY, I think you need to sit down for a hot second and actually listen to the voices of people for whom it was a transformative experience. You don't need to EXCLUSIVELY listen to female voices on this topic, but you are kneecapping your potential insight when you insist that female voices are in the minority and thus unimportant. There is still plenty of room in the fandom for male voices, for transfemme voices, for many different voices of many different backgrounds. In fact, the vast majority of the fandom will have no interest in these themes.... And that's ok! It's a big game with lots of facets! Go engage with them!! Cosmic horror! Lycanthropy! Vampires! Early surgical methods!! There's so much meat on this bone to gnaw!!! Just.... Don't tell women who have struggled with the threat of being reduced to a walking womb their entire lives , and women who have experienced the reality of being treated like a wrapper for the candy, that their experience is "bioessentialist" just because they have experienced something you haven't, and identify with parts of the game you didn't feel drawn to, or maybe don't quite understand but feel compelled by. It's ok to not have a uterus and feel compelled by the themes of motherhood-- Again, your experience playing the game? It's valid! But we need to acknowledge that the theme of motherhood's ultimate sacrifice is going to be more deeply felt by, well.... The people with the parts that give birth. Nevermind that a large portion of trans men probably have some VERY interesting opinions on the whole situation but we'll never hear those opinions if you're all too terrified to even engage with how 1/2 the human population would feel about a game where the most difficult boss is literally a fetus beating the protagonist to death with it's own placenta over the corpse of its mother. It's not exactly subtle.
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Im enjoying the longevity of tumblrs recontextualization style of humor. a seemingly innocuous post followed by like "posts that a gnome would make" or like "are you a phone"
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Just gonna leave these right here...
how Bloodborne represents womanhood and the female experience
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I haven’t seen this in years and yet it is burned into my memory forever.
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The real antagonist of Fullmetal Alchemist is the nameless Xerxian alchemist who bought a teenage boy to sweep his floors and then was like "hey, I'm going to take your blood to try to play god, you can't legally say no because I own you. If this, say, backfires horrifically in 20 years time, then I guess it's you and your descendants' problem since it's your blood lmao"
a tag left by @paragonrobits on this post ages ago is still the most insightful comment on FMA's plot I've ever read
Every time I see bullshit about women never EVER being able to beat men in any sport, I think about how in martial arts classes I, a cis woman, 5' 8" and 145 pounds, regularly beat the tar out of 6' 2" 230 pound cis dude weightlifters. One guy ragequit class. He came in cocky as hell and talking the standard bs line about how a woman simply never could beat a man in a fight because they're physically weaker and our instructor was like. Okay. Put the pads on you're sparring her. Yes, her, the one 4" shorter and 100 pounds lighter than you.
It wasn't close I beat the pants off that man, and others like him. I did it more than once. Some guys got humble and stayed. One guy got angry and stormed out.
And I think about that every fuck damn time I hear that bullshit, which seems to be all the fuck over the place these days. Oh, women are just fragile little soft delicate flower creatures who can't do ANYTHING and could NEVER compete with big strong manly muscular strong MEN.
I think about driving that dude into the mats and seeing the brutal reality of this big dude's misogany meet the realization that a woman was beating his ass literally that second, that none of his strength could stop the fact that I'd just hip thrown him facefirst into the mats and that had I actually connected with the axe kick to his neck I would have crushed a bunch of important shit and he could not stop me, and his whole psyche collapsing like a dying star in that moment.
Anyway, don't ever fall for it, ladies, and there's absolutely no goddamn reason to get your knickers in a twist about trans people in sports.
Yes. This. Correct.
The reason you hear so much about how women COULD NOT POSSIBLY EVER DEFEND THEMSELVES OR GO AGAINST MEN IN SPORT is twofold.
Socializes women to THINK that this is impossible and to keep them from developing self-assurance in their own physical abilities.
To make shitty dudes feel better about themselves.
It's all bullshit, the current trans panic is horseshit, a 17 year old girl named Jackie Mitchell struck out both Babe Ruth and Lou Gehrig and dudes threw a tantrum over it, don't ever buy a fucking word of any of this horse shit.

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"The trannies should be able to piss in whatever toilet they want and change their bodies however they want. Why is it my business if some chick has a dick or a guy has a pie? I'm not a trannie or a fag so I don't care, just give 'em the medicine they need."
"This is an LGBT safe space. Of COURSE I fully support individuals who identify as transgender and their right to self-determination! I just think that transitioning is a very serious choice and should be heavily regulated. And there could be a lot of harm in exposing cis children to such topics, so we should be really careful about when it is appropriate to mention trans issues or have too much trans visibility."
One of the above statements is Problematic and the other is slightly annoying. If we disagree on which is which then working together for a better future is going to get really fucking difficult.
Someone who says they don't care if dudes wear dresses and makeup is a better ally than someone who says they're a safe space for women and non-binary people. I am not joking.
yeah I went to a gay bar recently with my husband tumblr user beemovieerotica, and a VERY confused capital S Southerner straight man in cargo shorts and a trucker hat showed up
apparently he (who through my drunken memory I remember only as Earl) liked some woman, and she told him that he wasn't cultured enough and needed to attend his first drag show (she also flaked on him)
Now I'm reasonably androgynous and was wearing makeup, a short leather skirt, and black heeled boots, but still when this guy came up to me when I was standing off alone and asked "So. Do you come here often?" with a very earnest expression, I thought. Surely not. This guy doesn't think I'm a straight woman does he????
Anyway I start talking with this guy and he has no idea what the fuck is going on but he is just a very kind and earnest dude and asked a lot of questions (while asking if it was alright if he asked those questions). I track down my husband and friends and I'm like y'all. We need to make sure that Earl has a Good Fucking Time tonight.
Man was completely out of his depth. At one point they put on a puppy auction to raise money for Pride, that started with a 6 ft drag queen in all her glory leading a leather pup out on a leash to the tune of that damned RSPCA "in the arms of the angels" song
We look at Earl. Nervous. He squints, laughs, and then goes "I was wondering why people were dressed like that!" He turned to me and asked "So they're like dogs?" And I said yeah pretty much. And he just chuckled and went "Yeah I thought so with the tails! Never seen this before!"
When the first drag king came out, Earl looked at me wide eyed and went "There's a dude version too?!" And I said yeah they're called drag kings. And he said, low, "Drag kings."
During one of the queens performances, he frowned, shook his head and told me, "Your legs are better than hers." in a tone that implied he thought there was some travesty taking place and I should also be getting paid
When he found out I was there with my husband (and that I am not a woman) he profusely apologized and said "I'm so sorry, it's dark in here and I thought you were a hot chick! I wouldn't have said nothing if I knew you had a husband, I'm so sorry about that."
When beemovie invited me to the dance floor with him later and I still had a drink in my hand, Earl said "Oh don't worry about that I can hold your drink, you get on out there and shake your ass with your husband!" Then before we left, Earl bought me drinks for "Putting up with me all night and answering everything. Y'all helped me have a great time tonight."
like. You gotta recognize there's going to people who have never had interacted outside of their of their own community. This includes you. And just because your community is familiar with all the right vocabulary and how to correctly say something, it doesn't mean they're actually going to support you. If someone like Earl shows up, confused and out of their depth but kind and curious and earnest, you gotta have patience and truck through the small things, so when he goes back to his friends and his coworkers and they snicker asking how the drag show was, he can genuinely talk about how included we tried to make him feel and that he had a great time
The person matters more than the language
literally we are not free until all women can go topless the same as dudes
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Unironically, this is why society would crumble without diversity
Sometimes you will be a lesbian to your parents and a straight man to your partners parents and a gay man to your partner and a woman to your grandparents and out to your friends and stealth to your classmates and a nice young lady to the cashier at the coffee shop and then people on your computer will ask you to choose which of these identities you ACTUALLY are and which you are Appropriating The Oppression Of because don’t you know they contract each other. You can only be one thing solidly forever
Whenever someone on here is like "no actual queer person would have an opinion that bad, so they must be a straight troll", I'm reminded that when I was a kid, the prevailing opinion in many queer communities is that most bisexual men were cishet dudes faking it for clout. People even wrote songs about it.

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My what a guy, that Gaston.
I think part of the problem is that, like, a hundred years ago there were Extremely Strict gender roles for both men and women, and then due to the hard work of a century of feminists (thank you feminists) we have massively expanded what a woman can be. We are nearing (hopefully) the point where women really can be Anything.
However, the idea of what a man can be has not expanded in the same way. Every man has to be stoic, loud, take up space, and never show weakness. Allowing men to be sensitive, emotional, soft, pretty, and feminine used to be one of the goals of feminism. After all, how are we supposed to see ourselves as truly equal if we still have such strict rules guiding gendered behavior?
Recently, I have seen feminism (trans exclusionary and trans inclusive) solidifying those strict rules of manhood instead of breaking them down. The idea that all men are agressive, stubborn, and will physically overpower you has been parroted so many times, it almost feels like fact. It is forcing —not the men themselves— but the idea of men into the role of the evil wrongdoer. The ways in which terfs have used this image to harm trans women are myriad and obvious.
It used to be common knowledge that feminism also ought to benefit men in this way. If the sexes were truly equal, then men could act feminine, and women could act masculine without social repercussions. This breakdown of gender roles is a good thing! It is freeing for all of us to remove the arbitrary rules guiding gendered behavior.
Men should wear flower crowns and glitter beards and dresses and cry in public and tell their friends they love them. Your idea of men needs to include them doing all of these things. You need to make space in your head for men to be sensitive and thoughtful and caring and safe.
This feels overly simplistic.
First: the idea of what a man can be has definitely been much expanded in the last 100 years. If you look at popular culture, compare today to the 1950s and you'll notice that the behavior deemed acceptable for a male hero to display on screen has included a lot more crying, breaking down, talking about their feelings, etc. More recently, the phenomenon of telling your male friends that you love them without an awkward 'no homo' become more common. We've seen the number of stay-at-home dads and fathers who take part-time work to do child-raising days increase steadily over the years and more countries have introduced parental leave for fathers. Public diaper changing stations have been moved from the women's bathroom to a gender neutral space in many places. The number of men in care professions has increased, as has the number of men who seek mental health care.
These changes have been very slow and incomplete, and there has been a very noticeable backlash, a group of men who have clung to their gender role at all cost and have retreated from every space that started to include women, etc. But these men are a minority. If you look at the statistics, there is no doubt that the progress is real. We've seen very few men embrace flower crowns and glitter beards and dresses, but I would argue that focusing on such aesthetics factors obscures the bigger picture.
The TERFs have been their shitty self, I 100% agree with you on that. But I think many mainsteam and progressive trans inclusive feminists have gone above and beyond to constantly emphasize that male violence against women is a huge issue but not inherent in men being men. Over the past decades movements like no-means-no-only-yes-means-yes, MeToo, the anti-femicide movement, movements that emphasize women's safety, have all constantly been pointing out that men can do better and that many men are doing better, but that it isn't enough because too many men are still willing to protect their dangerous male friends. 'Boys will not be boys' is a slogan, and 'not all men, but any man' has been a catchphrase to emphasize that men can do better but as long as the men who do violence aren't held accountable there is no safety for women.
These feminists are far from perfect, but they're right to focus on women's safety because that is still a huge issue, and it's not really their fault that their message is being simplified and vilified as 'angry-men-hating-feminists' by the media.