Search results

No, this conversation is not proof. Do not act like it is. This conversation is proof of different values and opinions, nothing else. Do not treat it as such, and do not use it as evidence if you're going to ask me for hard evidence. "Too bad, so sad," does not work in a world of progression.

I asked you for proof that desexualization causes content to drop significantly in views. You still have not provided that. If you don't provide the same to me, I'm not gonna go through the effort to find a study. You're working by the same logic, just taken in a different way. I'm saying that...

Then I can't take your argument seriously if you're not going to back this up. You're assuming a worst possible outcome for desexualization of female wrestlers. People find grappling sexy, whether or not camera angles contribute or not. This is not even a sexualization issue that the industry...

So, where's your study on how de-sexualizing something means a total stop in sales?

And industry changes with society. This is basic. As we progress as a society, the industry should naturally strive to progress forward as well. It helps with changing the overall viewpoints people have. Respect towards women is more commonplace now, so the industry should naturally treat them...

It's called critical reading, friend. You look at the work in order to see if it leans towards what you need. Considering that sexualization, and the overall support for less sexualization has increased, your argument in the second part is flawed. Secondly, considering america's population is...

I don't understand how this isn't basic logic, but here's a report I had to vaguely skim. It should answer a lot, and it's probably better for you to read than to argue on the internet without having read anything. http://www.apa.org/pi/women/programs/girls/report-full.pdf and at 2.) "Too Bad...

Sexualization of women idols and celebrities contributes to the overall sexualization of all women. These things do not just happen in a vacuum, they affect the views and ideas of those who consume said media. And did these women go into wrestling because they loved having booty shots taken of...

"People" generally means the people being pandered to, not the sexualized folk. You're using the argument that just because it happens to be that a group of people said "hey this is okay" means that the people affected think it's okay.

That's pretty blatant, yeah. @Metal

I honestly can't tell how serious you're being. You're very incoherent. Even if something is "subjective" we can use numbers to gauge what something is considered to most people. If there are an overwhelming number of "sexy" videos of female wrestlers, as compared to male ones, we can...

In all seriousness, amount of skin=/= sexualization. You can have a non-sexualized outfits that show a lot of skin. Often, it comes to portrayal, and stuff like camera angles that pull out sexualization. Think of stuff like how anime will have random panty and breast shots. It's like that, but...

You're right. The men need to show more skin.

You're right. We need more bara.

https://www.reddit.com/r/WritingPrompts/comments/4zqd5r/wp_after_years_of_practice_youre_finally_able_to/d6yf0ns Here's another one.

I have friends really into wrestling, but I still have no idea what any of wrestles is about lol.