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It’s weird how it’s supposed to be ‘humans trapped in a cartoon world’ and yet characters like Kinger and Gangle are written as if they are cartoons anyway.
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Can I ask why you hate mafia nanny? Im curious to know why
Hi dear♡
Oh, there are many reasons. I've already made some pins about it, but most of my issues come from Gabriel's behavior.
💬 0 🔁 0 ❤️ 16 · Taking about my issues with The Mafia Nanny Webtoon : ·
but first what is "The Mafia Nanny" webtoon even about? Here is
First, the webtoon heavily focuses on a Y/N-style CEO/mafia romance, and I personally hate any form of romanticization of the mafia.
Second, it fetishizes the single dad and remarriage trope with undertones of misogyny. Emmaline, the first wife, is portrayed as weak, while Gabriel is glorified despite the fact that he basically abused her and was very harsh toward her. When she supposedly died, he showed almost no guilt or remorse. Just seconds after talking about his wife's awful death—which may have involved harassment—he was already flirting with Davina and kissing her hand.
Fans justify this by saying that he never loved Emmaline, but I find that argument ridiculous. Since when do you have to love someone to show basic human respect, decency, or remorse? He didn't seem to feel guilty at all about the mother of his son.
Davina is also overly glorified. She's constantly praised for being strong and lovable, yet she falls for Gabriel very easily. I also dislike the boss × employee dynamic.
Another issue is how the story handles Mikey. Children who lose a parent or come from broken families go through real pain and grief, but the story treats the situation as something cute and barely explores Mikey's suffering or Gabriel genuinely helping him through it.
I also dislike the sexualization of Gabriel through the "hot single dad" trope. I find it odd and uncomfortable.
What bothers me even more is the fandom. People constantly root for Gabriel and Davina to fall in love while directing an insane amount of hate toward Emmaline, even though she did nothing wrong. Some fans go as far as saying that Davina would be a better mother—not even stepmother, but mother. They say she's prettier and even hope Emmaline is truly dead because, if she were alive and returned to her husband and son, she would somehow be the villain who ruins the main couple's happy ending. Basically, Emmaline is expected to suffer for the female lead's sake.
People always talk about "true love," moving on, and how it's okay to fall in love again—but only when the story wants it to happen and only when it benefits the main couple.
For example, think about popular couples like Ruby and Izek, Ines and Cárcel, Eris and Anakin, or even Penelope and Callisto. Fans call them true love. Now imagine that the female lead dies. Would most fans want Izek, Anakin, Cárcel, or Callisto to remarry? Probably not. Why? Because people would say they were each other's true love, and that moving on would ruin the romance.
Similarly, after Amelia's and Diana's deaths, very few fans talk about Regis or Claude remarrying because people are attached to those original relationships and love the tragedy associated with them. If those characters remarried, many fans would feel that the emotional impact of the original love story had been reduced.
To me, this shows how much perspective matters. Authors can influence readers' views on what counts as true love, who is allowed to move on, and which women are considered good or bad.
Long story short, my biggest problem is Gabriel's misogynistic and awful behavior, as well as how both the story and the fandom excuse it because he's handsome and in love with Davina. On top of that, I dislike the problematic mafia romance, the boss × employee relationship, the age gap, the cringe-worthy plot, and several other aspects of the story.
That said, I still respect the fans. Everyone has different tastes, and they're free to enjoy it even if I don't.
does the depiction of the empress from How to Win My Husband Over ever feel weird to you? i mean, her, her daughter and Cesare are the only dark-skinned people in the manhwa, there might be a dark-skinned knight in Izek's group as well - they are all either villains or people who practically worship the main characters. i don't even see why her character, heavily implied to be a romani slave at first, was really needed. it's not like she had a son/they live in a matriarchial society where women get the throne
Thank you Anon for this ask! And yes, I really think it's weird and will use this post to LOUDLY voice out how I'm heavily against this element of How to Get My Husband on My Side.
I think it's a good time to mention on how i think it's pretty fucking weird that the two villains/antagonists we have are dark skinned especially considering the time era we are basing this off (the renaissance) but i think i'm gonna only talk abt the Queen and her daughter, Arianne (Cesare is a whole can of worms i will open in another day)
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It's heavily implied that she's Romani/or an ethnic group based of the romani (and if i remember properly was mentioned that she was from a nomadic tribe) considering how one of her scenes in the manhwa have her wearing romani culture inspired clothing
(As for her dancer attire, I cannot provide a stance on it because I don't have much knowledge in their cultural dances, I'll just leave this part for someone who's more acknowledgable in this field to add in)
Now I personally think that the Queen and Arianne are horribly demonized and dehumanized by both the narrative and the fandom on its whole.
Also i think it's fucking insane that the Queen was never named throughout the entirety of the story but her bum ass husband was.
Like if I were to say something, it's easy to say that a lot of people within this fandom jump on the train to hate on a character without properly dissecting their writing and motivations (i vaguely remember during the hype for HTGMHOMS, the fans were using racial motivated wording when it comes to insulting the Queen because she's the one who poisoned Enzo in order to bring Ruby over back to Cesare's side)
Now here we're going to novel spoilers, quick disclaimer that I haven't read the novel nor do I plan to because I am a PROUD Spice&Kitty hater but do take my words with a grain of salt and I am happy to accommodate and edit my post when new accurate spoilers surface but this is based off what i've heard in passing.
I find it fucking insane that Arianne was exiled.
Apparently in the novel, after this entire ordeal, the Queen was executed or punished at least(?) And King Faenol out of guilt and shame of what his ex wife has done decided then and there to EXILE his only daughter and strip of her titles before naming Iske his heir (who later on becomes king)
It's crazy how little grace they were given by the author the moment the Queen finished her part in the story of conveniently knowing magic to bring Ruby over to Cesare.
Like i personally thought when I read this, I thought that it just made it seem like the author decided that Arianne was simply an obstacle in the way of Iske and Ruby's happiness instead of a child who was trapped in the crossfires and oppressed by the people around her due to her ethnic features standing out.
The fact that the author made this entire build up on how Arianne was a lonely child due to everyone around her seeing her as a misfit and the stain to the Royal lineage just because her mother came from commoner backgrounds and is someone that doesn't apply to European beauty standards to show that she was able to open up to the people around her thanks to Ruby's help only for her to be thrown away is crazy.
I had an argument a few years back regarding this topic (which never ended properly because the other party blocked me when I called them out on their racism) but one of their arguments was that it's common for parent and child in historical settings to suffer consequences of the parent together
Which i mean, yeah...? But this is also a fantastical world and i've seen other manhwas with children of villains who wasn't treated horribly and thrown away by the narrative as quickly as Arianne was...
And I find it super suspicious how Arianne's storyline was conveniently wrapped up by her mother's crimes just so the beloved scary alpha male lead of this story gets to become king like every single manhwa out there has the ML usually becoming a king or a duke 🤔
Ok put your tinfoil hats really quick this is some next level possible bullshit coming out of my head
But i personally think that a lot of people in this community would voice their criticism towards this if only the Queen and Arianne had eurocentric features and was painted as the main characters of the story than simply as just antagonists or obstacles for the actual main characters
Like it's crazy how differently two characters from the similar story background and (kinda) characteristics are seen differently by this fandom
These two are:
Dancers who travel the world and met their spouse during one of their shows
Would go on to start a relationship with said spouse and have a daughter with him
Due to their background, their daughters's positions are constantly being questioned by the people within an empire or a kingdom
But only one is considered as a free-spirired, kind and caring individual who did a noble sacrifice in giving birth to her daughter and watching over said child even after her death and the other is seen as an ungrateful, traitorous bitch who sided with the big bad of the story therefore she isn't redeemable even though she also did it for the sake of her daughter (oh and her daughter will pay for the price too just so we can put our beloved main protagonists on a throne even tho they're both already in one of the highest seats in the kingdom 😍😍)
I think the post is enough to voice out on how much I don't like this manhwa and how much I HATEEEEE Spice&Kitty and maybe one of these days I will make a full length rant post about Spice&Kitty and a deep dive on why i hate them and their writing
God speed both of you, mayhaps in another life you both are with your actual people and your community and not surrounded by a bunch of aristocratic assholes who objectifies your identity, secretly looks down upon you and will throw you under the bus at their own convenience.
I look back on how much I praised this manhwa in the past and sigh knowing how nicely this entire narrative could have been wrapped up if Spice&Kitty just killed their darlings. Iske didn't need to be king, Ruby didn't need to be queen, they didn't need the highest title of the land for their happy ending, it all just felt extra unnecessary because it does nothing but give the main couple the privilege of being the king and queen because... why not? They're the main leads so that apparently means they NEED to rule the country.
Now that I'm using some of my critical thinking for the later seasons, I also noticed how uncomfortable the implications were about a white skinned, blonde haired, and blue eyed woman basically dethroning a romani coded little girl from power (even if she wasn't intended to do so)
Even if it wasn't intentional, it's still the messed up result of what happened because the author didn't take the time to think "Is this really necessary?"
There are far too many male characters whose stories revolve around romantic love, whose character arcs are driven by, or whose character arcs begin because of it for those same traits in female characters to be considered misogynistic.
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I edited sprites to make them into obey me characters!! (Idia as Levi, Cater as Asmo, Crewel as Lucifer, Jade as Barbatos, Leona as Mammon and Malleus as Satan!!!)
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Dudebros are either so irrelevant and don't contribute much to the anime industry or even fandoms beyond powerscaling and poor media literacy, while shippers and fan creators make most of the fan content and actual supports the media that they consume, or they're a major reason why shounen anime is so popular and continues to dominate over other demographics because they refuse to read or watch anything else. Y’all can’t have it both ways.
People overcomplicate why Near was hated when it’s pretty simple: he came out of nowhere and didn’t feel like he earned anything, either to the readers or in the story itself.
When L was introduced, he immediately showed how smart he was by using the Lind L. Taylor trick to narrow down Light’s location, challenge him directly and even continued to go toe-to-toe with him. After a character like that, whoever came after L had huge shoes to fill, and Near just didn’t fill them to a lot of people.
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