Who are these adults who are feminist that like it? By what definition are they feminist? By what right do you…
Well then there you go Pimba, Deepti and all his friends on line are all feminists and still like this program and there's lots of them so that makes everything all right then, OK? Well I'm convinced anyway and I'm off to rethink my whole definition of misogyny as a consequence. I hear some chap and all of his friends who are humanists actually enjoyed Griffith's Birth of a Nation so I'll have to rethink my stance on racism as well. Chin chin
I got to about the half way point before losing interest, it had all the right ingredients but ended up being childish, trite and unengaging. Shame a missed opportunity. IMHO yadda yadda
I get the bullying part but really i saw no abuse in the series. I understand being triggered by it but really…
Who are these adults who are feminist that like it? By what definition are they feminist? By what right do you represent their opinions? How many people like it? What percentage of the population are they? How small is the community that doesn't like it? What percentage of the population are they? Is what is right governed by the number of people who agree with something? Is that only for misogyny or for things like racism and homophobia as well? Just Curious...
Care to elaborate? Your comment might be the most unhelpful I've read in a while... :-)
I tried to pick ones with a wide variety of themes. Perhaps I ought to add The Last Empress as that was the most entertaining nonsense I've seen in a bit and totally not my style.
Care to elaborate? Your comment might be the most unhelpful I've read in a while... :-)
I try to leave at least a comment on most things I start watching, so there should be a few positives out there...maybe not many but a few. I don't always remember to do so if I liked half of it though. The Rational Life; Lie After Lie; Nobody Knows; Our Little Sister; Spring Turns to Spring; Oh! My Lady; Candy Online are all one's I've enjoyed in the last year or two. You are correct in that recently I have started many but finished few. I've watched 211 dramas and dropped 203 but I have 118 on hold so I've managed to watch and mostly enjoy 40% of the shows I've tried. Though I watched some terrible rubbish when I first started so it's probably closer to 30%.
I won't find papers for you though I mean goodness me why should I have to prove what I say?
I hear some chap and all of his friends who are humanists actually enjoyed Griffith's Birth of a Nation so I'll have to rethink my stance on racism as well.
Chin chin
IMHO yadda yadda
Just Curious...
The Rational Life; Lie After Lie; Nobody Knows; Our Little Sister; Spring Turns to Spring; Oh! My Lady; Candy Online are all one's I've enjoyed in the last year or two.
You are correct in that recently I have started many but finished few. I've watched 211 dramas and dropped 203 but I have 118 on hold so I've managed to watch and mostly enjoy 40% of the shows I've tried. Though I watched some terrible rubbish when I first started so it's probably closer to 30%.