#try jesus

If you think I'll play with racists on Beyonce's internet, you're right. Just not the way you want. If you want to see the post and my full responses:

https://www.tumblr.com/between-stars-and-waves/807456317265575936?source=share

You could’ve easily written that whole rant without mentioning aunt mays looks at all but NOOO

I don't know, it seems like you should go back to school and learn reading comprehension. This is what I wrote:

I always find it funny that she's the "hot aunt" because honestly, she's just a moderately attractive older woman that isn't performing her age in the stuffy, frumpy, outdated way we tend to view older women. She wears form fitting jeans and has long hair and glasses so OMG. HAWT.

Since I understand that context and inference are basically endangered species on this website, I'll break it down for you:

My criticism of Aunt May's presence is two-fold - the misogyny of viewing/depicting older women as frumpy, stuffy, asexual, un-sexy, Mom/Grandma only figures, to the point that viewing a woman who is moderately attractive - she is not ugly, but she is not overwhelmingly beautiful, she's objectively, moderately attractive - older woman (older is important here because misogyny says women over 29 are disposable, ready to be put to pasture and lose social/sexual currency) who is not performing older womanhood in the way we have been conditioned to see it, is immediately VERY sexy, which is again, more misogyny, because a woman's fuckability does not define her worth, but it does in this franchise because we never hear the end of HOW HOT IS AUNT MAY. That is very literally, her largest contribution to the franchise up until maybe the last few minutes before her death.

The second part, is that Hollywood invests a lot of time and money into the erasure of monoracial dark skinned Black women, and the elevation of even the most unattractive white women by the virtue of being white. I am well within my rights to be critical of a system that incessantly pushes any and all white women as the pinnacle of sexual attraction and beauty, simply because they are white. Marisa Tomei, is not an unattractive woman, but she exists within a system that overamplifies her attractiveness because she is white, and erases and/or masculanizes Black women because they are not white.

THAT is *always* the context in which I am critical of white female attractiveness or looks. That will never not be the context and I am correct in being critical of these messages in media I consume because that is the context within which they exist. It is never about the women as individual people. Which should go without saying but you fuck ass anons engage in these kinds of discourse in bad faith so I'm making sure it's said.