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Ai generated dark skinned mexican Makima
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When people are like “omg you LIKE (insert media)??? So you’re just OKAY with the undertones of misogyny/homophobia/racism/ableism/transphobia/classism/etc present in it?” It’s just like… No, I’m not? Because I’m fully critical of all the media I engage with, including media I like or even love? I don’t watch the shows I like with my brain turned off, and I can like aspects of a piece of media and still be willing to say “they were completely in the wrong for how they handled (X issue)”.
If you come at me with this attitude, though, I’m gonna have to assume you’re just projecting onto me because if YOU like a piece of media YOU ignore or deny or excuse everything genuinely bigoted or otherwise harmful about it. Just because you think like this doesn’t mean everyone else does, btw.
Some of y’all really need to realize that ALL media is “problematic” to a degree because no media is made in a vacuum and all media that exists is made under a society in which patriarchy, racism, ableism, etc are still deeply engrained. You should be critical of ALL the media you consume, instead of trying to separate all existing media into a deeply unhelpful binary of “problematic” or “unproblematic”.
And If I said people need to get more comfortable with characters in media who develop negative traits due to the repercussions of being a minority, what then?
I wish people would stop acting like its automatically bad rep / writing for a character to have negative reactions to something like being transgender or disabled. A character should be more than their disability or orientation and its not automatically problematic to depict how different individuals might respond to these aspects of their personality. Characters dont need to always be the model example of each single factor of their identity. A character who is disabled might not ALWAYS immediately feel strong and independent despite what those around them might say- because the other elements of their identity/personality/circumstances might cause them to feel negatively about themselves. They might lash out, they might get jealous, or bitter. And that shouldn't always be read by audiences as the writers personal worldview on disabled people?? Human beings are RARELY the ideal, and I dont think that characters should be either. In my own personal experience with neurodivergence, sexuality and gender identity, I think that it is natural for people who are in some way different from the people who surround them to develop traits that aren't always going to be positive and that shouldn't need to be something that is hidden away from audiences in media.
Audiences GET more receptive to exploring concept human emotions in media NOW. I beg we all stop reading everything in the most surface level way, and STOP reducing characters to being bad rep simply for being flawed.
Queen Coke Francis talks about the history of the Hays Code and the wave of puritannical thinking towards media seen among young people these days, sometimes under the guise of social progressivism.
I just think laughable and hypocritical to think you have any grounds to critique conservatives’ racism and think you shouldn’t associate with them when you have a helluva boss pfp, babygirl Brandon Rogers was in literal BLACKFACE.
This goes for any fanbase of media in which the creators can be deemed problematic. Obey Me fans will conveniently ignore their own and the developers’ bigoted behaviors just to shit on conservatives. Like it was the conservatives comparing Mammon to a gorilla and defending it. The pot calling the damn kettle black. 
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i feel bad for liking hetalia and i wish it wasn't problematic
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You know, it really pisses me off when people tell me that I can't like a song/game/story anymore because the artist/dev/author is problematic.
Yes, I understand the issue and it's severely impacted my relationship with the media, but at the end of the day, I still feel connected to it, be it through nostalgia or something else. I can't sever those ties, they're just with me forever.
"Just a find a better artist/game/story"
I DID! GUESS WHAT? THOSE TIES ARE STILL THERE! THEY'RE NOT GOING AWAY!
"But the song/game/story is still problematic"
And what if I relate to that? What if I relate to those problematic themes? What if I use those problematic themes to cope with issues I experience in the real world?