Oh it’s SO good. 🫡

If you wear this, I will bully you. It’s only right.

I’m close with one of the vandals (I recognize their handy work), and can I just say to the people doing this? Big fan. 🫡

“Generally gay people aren’t in horror films.” Your words. Which if we account for the history of media is indeed a flatly incorrect statement. You didn’t say textually until I called you out for your obvious misstatement.

I’m talking about queerness in horror in general. Coding is a major element in why they may not be overtly or openly textually queer. This is where history and media literacy come in. I’m not just talking about villains. You can’t seem to stay on topic.

And I’m saying that verifiably and historically your generalization (your word, not mine) is factually incorrect. Because I’m smart enough to stay on topic and have the media literacy, as well as historical media knowledge, to know that you are in fact flatly wrong.

Genuine apology for the misgender.

Ah. My bad. I guess I’m just used to men behaving this way.

It’s always fun when men are like “my big degree says I’m right,” when one, I’m just as educated in the same field, work in the arts, and have just as much authority to tell you you’re wrong as you do.

I’m not arguing around them. You’re not grappling with the known queer history and queer characters of horror. Even in eras when they couldn’t openly discuss queer characters there was still queer coded characters. Your statement “there generally isn’t gays in horror” is flatly wrong

Do you need a lesson on what coding means? You see when the hays was first implemented queer characters weren’t even allowed. Then it was updated to say that the queer characters had to have appropriate (read tragic) responses to their queerness. Horror has ALWAYS had queer characters.

Not to mention, someone with the degree you just mentioned should know the history of the Hays code. Your statement “gays aren’t generally in horror,” is flatly and historically incorrect.

Once again, if you can’t keep track of your own statements, I fail to see any relevance that degree has on the current conversation.

Oh no you seem to have lost the statement you made. See you said “gays aren’t generally in horror.” Or did you forget? Because that is a patently wrong statement. That’s what my comment was in reference to. You confidently sticking your foot in your mouth.

When I said coding I meant the long long history of queer coded villains in horror. As well as queer coded characters in horror. If you can’t figure out the basic context of a direct response to something you said, then I really doubt any degree you may or may not have has any relevance. Context. ❤️

So do you just not know the term coding nor the history of the bury your gays trope? Or like… are you just being kind of a purposeful idiot? Either is fine, but the tone is a lot. 🤷‍♀️

So you don’t know how opposition and criticism work and are rightfully being bashed in the feed.