@_spottedboy whats all this then. kagami’s attraction to men is also important to the plot since tomoe projects her own experiences with violence at the hands of men onto kagami while kagami actively breaks that cycle https://t.co/igG1fIBuHt
@_spottedboy whats all this then. kagami’s attraction to men is also important to the plot since tomoe projects her own experiences with violence at the hands of men onto kagami while kagami actively breaks that cycle https://t.co/igG1fIBuHt
@PoisonedMaomao@m0ss_dr4ws@AsadRamo excuse me if i dont want people to ignore a plotline about two children breaking the cycles of misogynistic abuse in their families
@PoisonedMaomao@m0ss_dr4ws@AsadRamo especially in a plotline like this about the patriarchy and the generational cycle of violence, i think its pretty important that people pay attention
@PoisonedMaomao@m0ss_dr4ws@AsadRamo headcanons often affect your perception of a story whether you want them to or not. which in turn makes you more prone to being media illiterate and missing out on key story details
@m0ss_dr4ws@AsadRamo literally yes??? what tomoe is afraid of in yaksi gozen is domestic violence caused by power imbalances between men and women that are found in hetero relationships. thats what she’s projecting onto kagami in the episode. just say you didnt watch its okay
if kagami wasn’t attracted to men, tomoe would have no reason to worry (if you wanna call it that) because obviously men tend to hold power over women in our society
not only that, but kagami’s attraction to men is important to the narrative since yaksi gozen explores the power dynamics between men and women in heterosexual relationships, and how tomoe projects her own experiences with violence at the hands of men onto kagami
refusing to acknowledge kagami’s bisexuality (despite her clear attraction towards men) just because you dislike feligami is weird and it’s rooted in biphobia