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Fucking hell with this guy.
This is a twat with too much free time. This nigga be writing 58 paragraphs for something that can be explained in 5. Wtf. Who even reads this shit?
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Fucking hell with this guy.
This is a twat with too much free time. This nigga be writing 58 paragraphs for something that can be explained in 5. Wtf. Who even reads this shit?
Can someone give a TL;DR? Because there is no fucking way I'm reading through all of that if the actual important bits are hidden within masses upon masses of walls of text.
“Enter” said:60 is also important because it’s just over one third of the 175 scripts that I plan to write total for this series. And if nothing else comes about, this is something that I will accomplish with even my dying breath. 50 episodes for season 1, divided into 25 summer episodes and 25 winter and fall episodes. And all of the other five seasons get 25 episodes each.
“Enter” said:As I go on, I figured that I’d put down some of my thoughts into commentaries as such. It’s very tempting for someone to want to go into every single little detail about a project, but doing that within the text can really bog down the experience
“Enter” said:The first script in this saga I wrote was Pinks & Blues. In this episode, Max is revealed to like a comic book series, entitled Sparkle Princess Adventures. It’s pink and glittery and incredibly feminine. Within it though, it is high fantasy and filled with political intrigue. Max is made fun of by a wide swath of people for liking this comic book series, because he is a guy.
“Enter” said:Like most Growing Around stories, it takes a basic plot that has been done time and again and it sheds new light on it.
“Enter” said:but an age thing would not mesh well with the world of Growing Around, considering many characters are praised for acting younger than their age.
“Enter” said:Morals like “be yourself” break apart when you start applying them to characters like Buford from Phineas and Ferb (a bully), Deedee from Dexter’s Lab (stupid and destructive), or Steve from Growing Around (a jerk).
“Enter” said:Steve and Anna are another piece to this episode. Steve is a jerk. He makes fun of Max for liking something girly, and he tends to lead the crowd. Anna is the more interesting piece here, and it’s something that I have noticed. Anna gets… a little bit too excited and doesn’t seem to directly care for Max’s feelings, at least at the start. They’re both insensitive, but in different ways. In one part of the episode, both Steve and Anna buy Max a Princess Scarlett dress… for different reasons, but with the same result.
“Enter” said:So… we needed to think of a solution and that solution brought this arc to life. Tales of Childhood Past was the next episode I wrote, and it’s chronologically the first episode of this series. This is important. Incredibly important. It’s a backstory episode that takes us back to what appears to be colonial times. In this time, girls dominate everything. People have described it like being KND’s “Operation F.U.T.U.R.E” but in the past, and I can definitely see that in a way
“Enter” said:So, I gave girls an upper hand in the whole gender dynamics, and I think that makes a lot of sense in the world of Growing Around. And not just because of the whole “role reversal” idea, although it is thematically fitting. A lot of the reason that men and women have uneven rights in many places and all throughout history is because of the biological differences between the two: namely, women have babies.
In history, childbirth was a lot more complex and a lot more all encompassing. If you didn’t replace your population, goodbye to your civilization. Giving childbirth was also a lot more dangerous without modern medicine, and infant mortality was incredibly high. Like less than half of infants made it to the age of six (which is why the “average age” of bygone eras was so low; it had nothing to do with people dying in their thirties). That there determined women and men’s legal and social roles all throughout history. I’m not saying it’s a good thing; it’s just… what happened.
Once again, false. Something tells me he failed biology.“Enter” said:In the world of Growing Around though, none of the people in charge had to worry about this kind of stuff. That would be the responsibility of “the adults.” So, in glimpses of the past, in episodes like The “B” Word we have seen boys and girls on more even footing. However, those are only glimpses and it’s safe to assume that things haven’t always been that equal, because kids aren’t immune to prejudice. Many kids do go through a “boys/girls are icky and have cooties” phase. Also, girls do mature (physically at least), faster than boys - there is a period of time where girls are taller than most boys their age - so it makes sense that in, maybe even most cases - girls would be on top of society.
“Enter” said:I guess that… another subtle message of this episode is that “boyishness” and boyish activities are… okay. Like it is an increasingly common criticism aimed at parents and school systems that boys are treated like defective girls. This is because, compared to girls, boys tend to be more hyper, loud, boisterous, and gross, and other things that aren’t considered “proper.” Which is… an entire discussion for another day.
“Enter” said:It is important for this series though. Most of the other episodes of this arc showcase male characters embracing femininity. I don’t want to spread the message that masculinity is bad, or isn’t valuable, or is lesser than femininity.
Fuck off. This wasn’t a piece of high art, nor was it a success by any stretch“Enter” said:Not bad for an episode that was originally written to be the backstory of another one.
“Enter” said:So… the civil war ended civilly. The princess at the time recanted many of the girl-biased laws. Then she cut her hair and she established a new holiday, where boys and girls got to experience the other side. In the modern day, that means fear factor contests for girls, and beauty contests for boys
“Enter” said:This one came around because a lot of people were asking me to do a “genderswap” episode like Fiona and Cake from Adventure Time, and I had a problem with doing that. I don’t believe that… gender is just this superficial thing. What I mean is that… every individual person has their own individual relationship with their gender. It’s the same with race, sexuality, economic status, mental capabilities, etc.
“Enter” said:With Sally, I’d have the opposite problem - there would be next to no difference at all if she were to be born a boy.
“Enter” said:Talula exploits historical pain for her own political gain.
“Enter” said:the boys haven’t won this holiday in several years...
Brave New Girl is the next episode, and I think that it’s the most interesting. The basic premise is this - “what if the girls won the civil war?”
Balance doesn’t exist in this world. It’s very much slanted to little girls. Boys and adult men are all slaves or non-existent in your delusions“Enter” said:For the record… I don’t think that our world is unbalanced as the Growing Around world in Tales of Childhood Past or Brave New Girl. They are largely made more over-the-top for a dramatic effect to tell a story. I’m not saying that everything is totally equal socially or legally in the real world, it’s just not… at such a dramatic, unliveable extreme.
“Enter” said:Dress for Stress is what you might call a landmine episode.
“Enter” said:So… lemme put something to bed before it wakes up. Growing Around has a diverse set of characters, from all walks of life. But I don’t have “diversity” for the sake of diversity. In all cases, a character’s identity is only a part of their character. No character is there just to be “the gay one” or “the black one” or “the trans one.” And their identity is rarely the focal point of the episode. Riley, for instance, was introduced in episode 3, but the first episode that delves into this aspect of them is in season 3. Ray-Ray is a former member of Eternity Forever, which was also established in season 1.
The rest is just bitching about progressivism in a very anti-sjw rant style, only done very poorly
Salab-Jibvoh said:I hate to break this to you, Enter, but there is nothing politically correct about Ghostbusters 2016 - its entire existence is a complete insult to women, telling them they are inferior to men and cannot create original ideas or be seen as individuals in their own right. Calling the movie "politically correct" is like calling Sharia law "politically correct" because of how they treat women; it just isn't true!
If anything, Inside Out is politically correct, since it actually respects girls and just depicts them as normal individual people, instead of treating them like blacks, gays or any other minority group you can think of. It actually treats them as equal to guys. Hell, I'd expect you, of all people, the creator of Sally Dunn, to realise that girls are just normal people, since you're clearly not writing her as a token minority.
And also, your argument that films like the GB "hurt progressive movements"... Yeah, never mind that you're being equally as terrible by labelling anything to do with women as "progressive", implying that being female is somehow strange or abnormal. The mindset that women doing something with their lives is somehow "progressive" only further alienates them from being seen as equal to men, and you're only hurting the cause of gender equality by contributing to this notion. Seriously - you have a sister! How are you not used to seeing girls/women on a regular basis?
Never. Ever. Interact with the cow. That’s one of the biggest rules. We observe, we don’t provokeI even left him a comment calling out his BS, but so far no reply. (I'm surprised he hasn't blocked me yet.) And for those of you wondering, here's the comment I wrote:
Never. Ever. Interact with the cow. That’s one of the biggest rules. We observe, we don’t promote
No, it doesn’t help. It’s an extremely exceptional thing to do.Well, if it helps, I never once mentioned I have a Kiwi Farms account, and he probably won't find out since I used a completely different username. (I do have a DA account called NNewt84, but that's not the one I wrote the comment with.) So at least I'm not promoting the website to him.
Or that you are important enough for him to look you up?
What crack are you smoking? Nobody here is worried about “being caught.”Well, no - if anything, that should be a sleight in our favour, since it decreases the likelihood that we'll get caught, even if only by a hair.
What crack are you smoking? Nobody here is worried about “being caught.”
What is there to even catch us for? Talking about a trash fire? Laughing at insanity?
Turned around your -29 score, but that’s gonna go back really quick if you keep this up
It wasn’t a compliment.Well, why are we trying to remain hidden? Is it just more fun to go behind his back? If so... eh, I guess I'll give you that one.
Uh... thanks, I guess?
We aren't trying to remain hidden; fucking with a cow and trying to provoke them is just faggy as hell.Well, why are we trying to remain hidden? Is it just more fun to go behind his back? If so... eh, I guess I'll give you that one.
We aren't trying to remain hidden; fucking with a cow and trying to provoke them is just faggy as hell.
It wasn’t a compliment.
I was thanking you for bringing my score up (even if just by a hair).
Nice art dumbfuck.
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True conniseur of the arts here, draws men like a true blue hero: https://www.deviantart.com/salab-jibvoh
Also Sam (@NNewt84) , you might want to make sure the DA account you talk about on Kiwi farms isn't one step removed from a youtube account with your dox on it. I know you have autism (https://www.myautism.org/interview-sam-bateman-spreads-awareness-film/) so it might be hard for you to figure out why that was a bad idea but you should probably fix that buddy.