Wonder who it was. On Buffy.
Oh, I think it's pretty obvious...
Wonder who it was. On Buffy.
I don't fucking care about how you want to deal with your relationship messes.
Did I ever call Joss an awful feminist for this? I mentioned what cheating could have to do with feminism. A lot of people think a big part of feminism is focusing on people (particularly women but not exclusively) being able to make informed decisions about their bodies. You know what is the opposite of an informed decision? Have unprotected sex with someone who lies to you about not having sex with anyone else and not having any STDs.
Uhhh...
If Joss Whedon is using his fame and position to step out on his wife and hook up with impressionable young actresses and fans, that doesn't make him a bad feminist; that makes him a bad person, period.
It's strange to tie infidelity and coercion directly to feminism.
Now I wonder if Perlmutter wasn't the only reason the MCU has been such a sausage fest so far.Black Widow in Age of Ultron makes way more sense now.
It's the phrasing that is telling
Uhhh...
If Joss Whedon is using his fame and position to step out on his wife and hook up with impressionable young actresses and fans, that doesn't make him a bad feminist; that makes him a bad person, period.
It's strange to tie infidelity and coercion directly to feminism.
Are there any accusations of violating bodily autonomy or consent, here?
Save us Zack Snyder
Oh God, was Joss writing himself as Banner again...
Can't wait to tell my ex girlfriend what an awful feminist she's been for cheating on me. LOL
Do you realize how silly that sounds?
What will this mean for Doctor Horrible's Sing Along Blog 2?!
Yes, the wife specifically calls out that because she didn't know of his cheating, she continued to sleep with him, and she has no idea if he was protected during his cheating episodes or if he brought home STDs with him. That is violating bodily autonomy, he introduced risk without giving her a chance to decline that risk.
What will this mean for Doctor Horrible's Sing Along Blog 2?!
Oh God, was Joss writing himself as Banner again...
She might write she didnt, but she probably did. She liked staying married to him and the perks that came along with it.
Oh God, was Joss writing himself as Banner again...
Maybe you want to go back to my posts in threads about cheating where I talk about this very thing. Just because I wasn't using the hashtag #feminism doesn't mean it isn't an opinion informed by it.Yes, so we're talking about being deceitful, dishonest, untrustworthy, selfish, etc...
Isn't it really weird that I have heard anybody, even on this forum, evoke feminism in any way associated with infidelity until Joss's wife did?
She might write she didnt, but she probably did. She liked staying married to him and the perks that came along with it.
You can be a feminist and still cheat on your wife. I mean maybe he just wasn't happy in that relationship.
frustrating that it always goes back to claiming that the woman can't be trusted 🙄
People can be feminists and I'm pretty sure most feminists are people
Overall its clear he lacks respect for women.
Again?
joss, what the fuck
Maybe you want to go back to my posts in threads about cheating where I talk about this very thing. Just because I wasn't using the hashtag #feminism doesn't mean it isn't an opinion informed by it.
If you want to really go into it, my position of infidelity being a feminist issue is coming from reading feminist scholars' work on HIV and other STDs having particular patterns of contagion for women.
If you don't respect the woman you've married enough to maintain a monogamous relationship then it's kinda hard to call yourself a feminist.
Again?
The notion that power imbalances necessarily meaningfully eliminate consent is rather reductionist, and is arguably at the heart of the equally fallacious argument that prostitution is inherently exploitative and evil because money, as a whole, is non-optional. "Sleep with me, or you won't get the part", stated directly or implicitly, would make him a pretty shitty feminist, but there is no indication that is the case baed on this account. Women can, in fact, elect to use their sexuality, and men's relatively higher sex drive and relatively lower value in the sexual marketplace, to their advantage. Without additional information, the actual dynamic at play, here, is unknown, and focusing in on one detail to the exclusion of all other potentially pertinent ones is just kinda lazy.
I see it more as a lack of respect to the person,Kai Cole, not womankind.If you don't respect the woman you've married enough to maintain a monogamous relationship then it's kinda hard to call yourself a feminist.
I think the weirdest thing about this whole thing is that there are people who actually worship this dude. Dollhouse was fucking trash.
If you don't respect the woman you've married enough to maintain a monogamous relationship then it's kinda hard to call yourself a feminist.
The notion that power imbalances necessarily meaningfully eliminate consent is rather reductionist, and is arguably at the heart of the equally fallacious argument that prostitution is inherently exploitative and evil because money, as a whole, is non-optional. "Sleep with me, or you won't get the part", stated directly or implicitly, would make him a pretty shitty feminist, but there is no indication that is the case baed on this account. Women can, in fact, elect to use their sexuality, and men's relatively higher sex drive and relatively lower value in the sexual marketplace, to their advantage. Without additional information, the actual dynamic at play, here, is unknown, and focusing in on one detail to the exclusion of all other potentially pertinent ones is just kinda lazy.
You don't go around talking about being a feminist and do this stuff though. That's the difference. Would anyone care if this was like, Tom Brady or some other celebrity who has no political opinions of positions?
I see it more as a lack of respect to the person,Kai Cole, not womankind.
It does get complex when talking about his power advantages as others have mentioned. But specifically on cheating? Harder case to make.
Doesn't he betray her by running away?He said in an interview "I'm always angry" was deeply personal writing. Then in AOU, they show Bruce almost sleeping with a younger woman on an awkward will they/won't they, during which the woman says she's a monster, then she betrays him.
Hmm...
Not shocked at all.
It looks hypocritical to say you respect women when you repeatedly and habitually disrespect the one woman you committed to hold above all others.
Doesn't he betray her by running away?
Yikes. Feels like this aspect of Whedon's persona has been in a death spiral since AoU.