u/DifferenceJolly2320

The sexualization of men in entertainment is so normalized and that is a bad thing

All the people who have complained about how normalized the sexualization of women is are blind to how men's bodies have been objectified and no one says anything, it's so normalized that they sexualize men in entertainment aimed at men.

Media like the boys, marvel, or DC has been moralizing about how evil sexualizing women is while they constantly put shirtless scenes, or male nudity, but never do the opposite.

People would riot and protest if that scene where Thor got stripped naked happened to a women, but since male nudity is so normalized no one even bats an eye.

Or what about the people that make being obsessed with femboys their entire personality. That culture is so porn addicted.

No one says anything, society has normalized male nudity to the point that it is seen as very normal.

And some people have the audacity to say that the problem is the double standards, when that is just the symptom of the problem, if I'm a straight man and I want to read a comic book aimed at my demographic I want to see sexy women with beautiful curves, I don't want to see men being objectified, if I wanted to see that type of content I would read something aimed at women but I'm not a woman nor a gay man.

It's a bad thing because it shows comic books creators and mangakas have forgotten their target audience is straight men.

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u/DifferenceJolly2320 — 2 days ago

I'm talking if people here have read japanese movies, tv shows and books that were not meant for Otaku audience and live action shows that are not inspired by manga and were not made with anime/manga/light novel/visual novel fans in mind.

I say this because there is a claim online that people only care about anime and not japanese entertainment in general, so I wanted to actually debunk it.

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u/DifferenceJolly2320 — 5 days ago

Yes before you say it I know that this is the gamergate sub, with people from the internet reddit atheist era but let me explain something.

Movies and tv shows from the USA constantly mock Christianity and catholicism, they make movies with often false information about the evils of catholicism which often reinforce things like the black legend.

And also most American Reddit atheists think that Catholics and evangelicals are the same lol.

Most of these movies tend to be made by leftists who hate religion, targeting Christianity yet it's always Christianity, mocking Christianity has become the new safe edgy it's so acceptable to do it.

Horror movies like the witch portray becoming a witch and betraying your family as secretly empowering and liberating, and movies like midsommar portray other christian cultures as evil and that joining evil cults as empowering.

Or what about when the horror movie villains turns out to be a christian who doesn't want their child to damage their lives.

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u/DifferenceJolly2320 — 14 days ago

David berg was a pedophilic man that made a sexual pedophilic cult known as children of god which disguised itself as a hippie evangelical Christian cult.

The group would engage in hooking the women of the group with other men to make them join them, they also engaged in sexual abuse, physical abuse and pedophilia and incest.

What most people don't know is that this cult operated in almost every country from Japan and the Philippines to latín América.

There are tv reports in Mexico and Argentina of people talking about how this group brainwashed their family members and took them away.

I want to know how many people know or had experiences with these group.

https://youtu.be/y7QKjdP9gxg?si=jJy7tl5WcaGgDaRg

https://youtu.be/RxdHAx_lZqo?si=Wvoukbm1xDcyw-KB

u/DifferenceJolly2320 — 16 days ago

Many people have told me that this series take a look at Otakus who idolize 2d anime girls to the point of infatuation, and ironically that that has exactly happened with misaki's reception becoming what some may call a fantasy waifu that gives Otaku the idea that a woman will come and fix their lives.

That is what some people view Misaki as, that she became exactly what the show/novel was talking about, and that she's very unrealistic in a realistic story

u/DifferenceJolly2320 — 17 days ago