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#beyoutiful#cubangirl#baby dyke#pretty tomboi#nyc girl#beautiful#extraterrestrial life#Alienhumanhybrid#alien
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my wife actually
#fnf#friday night funkin#fnf boyfriend#genderbend#i call her either girlboss or tomboy#pretty stupid names idk#maybe ill think of something better later
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#lactoseintolerantcharlie#tomboy#tomboy video#pretty girls#tiktok girls#ladies#flat tummy#tank top#cute girl#fitspiration#tomboy supremacy#midriff#female abs
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asoiaf twitter is so cool you can say 'I think the way you guys talk about gnc women is kinda weird can you maybe stop that' and you'll get people calling you a freak and a bitch
#.txt#yeah man very hinged response that makes you seem normal keep it up#my favorite was 'baela's already a tomboy why do you need more' you're right sorry I'm being greedy#by that logic you already have plenty of girly girls you'll be fine without rhaenyra#'but she wore pretty dresses she cant possibly have any sort of difficult relationship with gender' wait till you find out about cersei#btw guess who also wears pretty clothes and jewelry. like every nobleman ever#ned's such a girlygirl he loves fashion and dressing prettily (female trait)
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Yeah! Break those gender norms! ...Or don’t
#the owl house#toh#raeda#eda clawthorne#raine whispers#darius deamonne#lilith clawthorne#alador blight#odalia blight#my art#i headcanon eda used to be kinda a tomboy when she was younger#and i know the opposite of a tomboy is actually janegirl#but ive never seen anyone use that#so i just settled with pretty boy
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I also find it funny that fandom will only accept Lyanna being her non-conforming, wild self in the context of saying that Arya isn't meant to be pretty; Any other day we get back-to-back posts about how Lyanna is actually super traditionally feminine cause she sniffled at a song once, so she's actually more like Sansa. Instead of constantly speaking on Arya and Lyanna, how about you guys reflect on why your standards of beauty for women are attached to how well they perform feminity within the patriarchy?
#lyanna stark#arya stark#asoiaf#/Lyanna isn't actually pretty she was a wild tomboy/ Those two things are not mutually exclusive 😭#how you look is not a reflection of your personality and this is also a running theme within the story#we have morally good characters who are ugly and morally bad characters who are beautiful this is like...kindergarten level#Lyanna is idealized in terms of her personality hence /you saw her beauty but not the iron underneath/#and Ned correcting Robert when he said Lyanna wouldn't have shamed him like Cersei had#he's a very shallow misogynistic character and I truly doubt he would've been as attached to the idea of her without surface level beauty#reminds me of people saying that Olivia Hussey is a bad fancast for them because she has a /doll like/ beauty and they're /rougher/ 😭#as though their entire facial structure magically changed once they realized they enjoyed playing with swords instead of sewing sdksdkdsksd#it's giving that one tiktok with the /cat pretty vs doe pretty vs bunny pretty/#even if you wanted to make the case that her beauty is idealized in her death we get Arya described a pretty multiple times?#idk it's just so wild to me to use personality as an indication of looks it just sounds so stupid#Arya/Lyanna can still have /delicate/ features (which is extremely subjective) and still have a wild personality#how about we acknowledge that the perception of both of them is warped by strict patriarchal gender norms instead?#some real analysis just to shake things up idk
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My vibe on Tumblr: 🩰🐇🎀
My vibe irl: 🌱🐢🌿
#cute#dollette#girlblogging#coquette#girlposting#pink#tumblr girls#girl core#girl blog#random#pretty#green#nature#bedroom#aesthetic#girly aesthetic#tomboy#ideas#room decor#vibes#bunny#my stuff#teddy bear#plushies
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The people taking this dialogue as a legitimate “character flaw” or literally just at face value at all and not as a continuation of the blatant disrespect the writers have not just towards Rhaenyra as the heir of twenty years, but towards anything that could even vaguely be construed as ���women’s work”, is the most perfect encapsulation of just how entrenched misogyny is into the very heart of our pop culture and how the popularization of fantasy has managed to worsen our societal view of soft power by painting it as not only weak, but frivolously feminine, unimportant, and a waste of time.
Since the beginning of the show the writers have almost exclusively portrayed Rhaenyra as disinterested if not opposed to her role as heir, as a politician, and a woman in power broadly all against the original canon and all glaringly, not to make her look worse or better or likable or incompetent (they do all those things, almost every episode, with however they need her to affect the plot in that given moment because they’re incapable of having the characters drive it organically) because it’s not truly about her at all. It’s simply because they cannot fathom a story where a woman is politically adept and as a result either 1. evil or 2. boring, and that is fundamentally because once again they are so biased and against portraying anything that could even vaguely be construed as women’s work or at all “feminine-coded” in an even neutral-but-interesting way they do for (stereotypically) masculine-coded activities like sword fighting, horse back riding, dragon riding, hunting, archery, not to mention just the concept of the political conversations that drive these stories, let alone an actually positive way.
They have taken a story that at its core was always an indictment of structural misogyny and how it will literally cause societies to tear themselves apart over nothing. But because they decided at the outset they wouldn’t and couldn’t portray the structural part of said misogyny without scaring away their intended audience, and decided instead to base this all around ultimately meaningless ~team discourse~ (because literally everyone meeting their downfall as a result of the consequences of systemic misogyny is the point) their alternate path has been to over-exaggerate and ultimately turn to spectacle every single woman involved’s individual suffering at the expense of everything else about their characters. It doesn’t matter if that was the intent or not the principle result of this adaptation has been the continual disempowerment and degradation of women and their agency combined with an almost impressively voyeuristic portrayal of their suffering.
The women in this show are not allowed to have interests or hobbies unless it’s to serve to make them seem “bad” in someway, whether that be the discomfort around Helaena’s bugs, the total lack of any positive representation of Alicent’s religiosity, or how the women dragon riders are broadly painted as aggressive, violent, and unnatural. I don’t even have specific examples to list from the other “team” because in order to be portrayed as “likable” to the general audience the women of Team Black are barely allowed to have personalities, let alone distinguishing interests or characterizing hobbies. The agency and autonomy they have been stripped of, collectively, from both historical precedent and actual ASoIaF, is almost entirely in their refusal to allow women’s work to be portrayed positively. There are no balls, no sewing circles, no garden parties, no trappings of power and contests of will in the jewels and gowns Rhaenyra must now loathe to be (their deeply narrow and biased view of) “likable”, there are no female mentorships, and no female friendships, and at every chance they have had to portray these things at both a societal and personal level they have chosen to veer away and instead reinforce their suffering. They have removed women’s avenues and halls of power from this story, while making it very clear there are no others that exist in this world, and they cannot participate in the men’s; if they could this story wouldn’t exist. So we are left with a group of people who are supposedly driving this story, who this story is supposedly about, but they are internally and externally isolated, largely removed from the public eye, angry or distressed to be there on the rare occasions they’re present, disempowered, stripped of personal agency and will, and we’re still told they have power. But if we search for it the only logical conclusion is that any power which does not center on how much suffering they have been through, or how much more they may be dealt, is not only gone, it was never there in the first place.
I don’t enjoy Rhaenyra’s quasi domestic abuse any more than Alicent’s visceral sexual shame and I don’t enjoy the infantilization of Helaena’s character any more than the erasure of Rhaena’s and it is deeply concerning how many people look at these decisions, and nod their heads and say “yes, this is realistic, and not only is it realistic it’s, GOOD, because without horrific psychological and physical abuse and ultimately a complete reduction to every female character as peace loving victims of powerful men’s cruel machinations we could never even SEE how misogyny is so damaging.” And the mindset that drives people to claim that those of us who call out how this is, the definition of benevolent misogyny and say we’re crazy, that we can’t see the complexity, that actually we’re the ones somehow falling back into sexist tropes, or asking for a black and white story when instead the black and white has simply become an insultingly reductive view of evil men versus helpless women and when all else fails, accusing us of wanting a boring story because it’s either not focused on gratuitous individual female suffering, or is focused on the kind of political power every single featured female character on both sides of this conflict wielded in the original book instead of evil man conversations and eviler man dragon-battles, is at its heart why we have come to a place in pop culture where one of its most marquee properties displays and embodies these problems so glaringly in the fucking first place.
#asoiaf#HotD#a song of ice and fire#house of the dragon#anti HotD#anti house of the dragon#HotD critical#anti ryan condal#anti sara hess#misogyny#“this fandom hates feminine women NO the creators hate feminine women#don’t you all love how they said they were avoiding misogynistic tropes#and then made their antagonist vs protagonist the inoffensively pretty tomboy vs hyperfeminine hypocrite#aka the oldest female-rivalry dynamic pretty much ever#their hatred of femininity is deafening#but their hatred of women *as people* will always be double#it’s about not viewing women as having or capable of the same level of humanity as men#idk how much more simply to explain it#guess what ANY interest or activity or framing can be exciting if you put in the effort#and the horrific misogyny they’ve engaged in just to avoid being branded chic tv is actually disgusting#women are only interesting or valuable in the plot in so far as how much suffering they can provide#hilarious that in a post-GoT post-Bridgerton world balls and dresses are still considered worse than violent misogyny actually#I knew this show wouldn’t be pro-women the second they decided to have it run by two men#but it’s still astounding sometimes *just how far* they’ve managed to go with it
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the prettiest, Coi
#uploade#coi leray#so pretty#she somethin.#fire#gold teeth#grills#grill#grillz#fashion#tomboy#adrogynous#aesthetic#tattoos#man#uploads
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#grunge girl#messy#dirtbag#teenage dirtbag#urbex#urbexphotography#abandoned#casualcool#swag#tomboy#raccoon#falling apart#grunge#girlhood#just girly things#im just a girl#pretty#doll#rebellious#explore
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Almost done with my 4th month on hrt. And all I do is work like crazy have not had a nice break. My chest is tender, I have uncontrollable sugar addiction, and the biggest case of the fuck it’s. Fuck everything and everyone 🖤🎃🖤 love you sugar lumps
#gurl#mtf trap#makeup#tgirlselfie#tgirleyecandy#tgurl#trans#pretty tgirl#trans is beautiful#trans pride#transgender#mtf trans#trans tomboy#mtf hrt
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i call it the struggle of being a gay/bisexual trans man
#who struggles with dysphoria and wanting to “pass”#its societies expectations of gender expression & that by these standards being a gay trans man should be inherently contradictory#of COURSE not all mlm are feminine. of course not!!#but thats the general stereotype and of course my stupid brain tries to validate my gender#by acting like a stereotype of my identity (minus the trans bc ofc i wann a pass as cis 🙄)#the 🙄 is directed at me.#anyway all this to say i had a GREAT (really awful) time buying a suit today#im in love with it now but boy howdy it was a journey#its way more feminine than what id usually wear and also not what i had in mind#and the employee helping us definitely did not pick up on the fact that i was a guy. which like bless her she was really sweet#but it did Not help#i wish i could wear these fem things and look like a pretty man but tbf i just look like a tomboy#but ill be fine#trans#transmasc#trans man
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Got some cheap, $5 fine-liner pens from Five Below. Had to use em for Tomboy Tuesday!
#artists on tumblr#illustration#comics#my art#comic art#tbone draws#original character#oc#sonia#anime#manga#cartoons#waifu#pretty lady#tomboy tuesday
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hi! I’m a new fan of asoiaf (and Arya obvi lol) and I love ur blog <3 there’s a popularish post on this site that basically talks abt how the comparison between Arya and Lyanna is meant to convey that they were both tomboys and not that Arya is actually really pretty and I generally agree bc obviously yeah but it seemed kinda weird that like so many of the ppl reblogging that post were like either huge Sansa stans or were hellbent on telling others that Arya is NOT pretty which… I feel like is also missing the point?? Idk if you know which post I’m referring to, but either way I was wondering if that’s like a general fandom opinion that Arya is meant to be this conventionally unattractive person that doesn’t have looks really tied to their stories (kinda like Brienne)? Or if this is just something you’d see on tumblr cause I’ve heard the fandom here is a bit different than on like Reddit or twitter
I can take a guess at which post you're referencing and yes, it is a generally accepted idea that Arya isn't meant to be pretty. I don't think that's specific to Tumblr either, I've seen people on tiktok/reddit/twitter/etc. argue the same. While I do think there's a point to be made about Lyanna's memory being romanticized, I disagree that the conclusion should be that Lyanna and Arya aren't meant to be pretty. The idea that personality and looks aren't dependent on each other seems to be a difficult one for this fandom to grasp, so they treat Lyanna being pretty and her being a tomboy as mutually exclusive when they can (and do) coexist. There would be no point in Arya and Lyanna being referenced as pretty as many times as they are (several times for each of them) if that wasn't the case. "Missing the point" is a great way of describing it because this take is dependent on ignoring what's written in the books. As usual, I think this links back to fandom's inability to comprehend female characters that don't neatly fit into flat archetypes and their placing value on beauty and not wanting said value associated with the wrong "type" of characters. Arya and Lyanna being pretty and wild/non-conforming seems to be a little bit beyond fandom's processing capabilities.
#ask#anon#arya stark#lyanna stark#asoiaf#fandom nonsense#it is generally accepted that Arya is the ugly /masculine/ counterpart to her sister and that's somehow poetic cause /opposites~/ 🙄#people think Arya being ugly /fits/ her character because she's non-conforming and that's basically it#if we point out that she's called pretty multiple times then we get called creepy and accused of wanting her to be a supermodel#which just shows how shallow and nonsensical this fandom is#like yes! Lyanna is a wild tomboy and that should be acknowledged more because this fandom loves softening her#this is a woman who dressed up in a suit of armor and fought in a tourney to defend someone! she wasn't secretly uber trad-fem#but her being thought of as pretty doesn't negate that and people need to stop pretending it does#in actuality her beauty is likely a major factor in her being romanticized in text by Robert and Ned#if your /analysis/ requires ignoring what's written in the books then I have something to tell you...
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