something else iāve been thinking a lot about, too, is how not only do most people online not notice or care when men in the entertainment industry shamelessly benefit from nepotism and family wealth and connections, even when their work is not actually very good or actively offensive in some way, but alsoā¦. the only men in hollywood who ever DO seem to attract seething, mouth-frothing anti-fandoms donāt actually end up under fire for being racists or misogynists or rich kid nepotism success stories, but more because theyāre popular with a certain types of female fan who attracts a lot of mean-spirited mocking and harassment. like maybe iām the only one who has noticed this but with the exception of like, chris pratt and nobody else, male celebrities really just donāt attract online harassment or get made into the designated Person We Hate For Unspecified Justice Reasons meme of the quarter over their words or actions or beliefs or privilege, and those things are so rarely the focus of the way people talk about them. instead, itās usually some variation onĀ ālook how ugly this famous dude is, youād have to be mentally ill to be attracted to him, if youāre a fan and think heās hot youāre disgustingā ā the focus isnāt actually on menās character or really anything about them, itās just a vehicle for making fun of women. and, like, what else is new! but itās just fascinating to me how much the ostensibly progressive, justice-minded, intersectional feminist social culture really delights in finding even the most specious and bad-faithĀ āevidenceā to justify incredibly misogynistic cruelty, and meanwhile when famous men fuck up or are just generally mediocre or even downright horrible, everyone is suddenly jared, 19.
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