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Otherkinsey Scale posted:On the other hand, there is no appropriate way to express attraction to someone specifically because they had to put their hair in pigtails and wear daisy dukes, because that is infantilizing. Is Daisy Duke somehow an infantile character? Like, if your argument is that it’s sexist, then sure. But as I recall, the iconography of that character is that of a voluptuous adult woman, like a pinup calendar. I’m not defending anyone creeping on Janet, but I don’t think she was supposed to look underage or childlike. It wasn’t a schoolgirl uniform. D’Arcy Carden is 38.
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LividLiquid posted:As it's told now, she always seduces the stranger whose car broke down; not the other way around. This is my context for the archetype, as well. Daisy Duke isn’t specifically the point, though. What I’m saying is that I object to the suggestion that a woman in “revealing” clothing is somehow infantilized or disempowered inherently. As if she can’t possibly have sexual agency unless she’s dressed like a lawyer or something.
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Doltos posted:I can see them getting up to the Good Place and having it be boring or full of lovely people, then they contribute a season to fixing the Good Place or the system, whatever. I'm pretty convinced they'll get there eventually. "The Good Place" isn't all that great, because Hell is Other People and whatnot.
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Taear posted:Having that lady from Popular who is only 9 years older than Kristen playing her Mum absolutely took me out of the show. So weird. Yeah, that was weird. They really couldn't find an actress in her late 50's or 60's they liked?
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