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Someone is going to make a long post about how women is being portrayed as sexual objects in games and will absolutely refuse to acknowledge this post.
And simultaneously refuse to acknowledge how men are portrayed the same way.
So tired of it being 2025 and these posts making it to Lemmy. Have any of you ever actually played some of the queer games out there? I've played lesbian games made by women mostly targeting an audience for women that are so spicy they'd set your skin on fire. It's not the sexuality that's an issue, it's a larger cultural conversation about where these things belong, how they're viewed by the masses, and the impression it creates on children who this is ostensibly for too, I guess? Teens? Still impressionable.
Grow up and go play an h-game in your own privacy and don't make it everyone else's problem. And stop laundering your opinion with "someone is going to make a post". You made the post, you brought the trash into the house, and the (current) 9 upvotes shows you're giving it space to breath and quite frankly, it reeks.
EDIT: no opinion on post, I don't care how caked she is. If I were that actress, I'd honestly be proud, too.
I'm genuinely confused as to who or what you're talking about. I don't get how this relates to the comment you replied to or the OP...
Ikr? It's so out of place as a response to the comment it's under.
Children, impressionable? How many buts and dolled up women do they see in real life?
You know, fair enough, you caught me in a "think of the children" argument and I never expected to be the one here. But I stand by my point. And wash my hands of the matter.
Returning to the queer games I mentioned earlier, those are by and large indie games. And quite adult/NSFW. Not strictly by nature of being queer to be clear, simply having LGBTQ+ representation doesn't make it adult. Just being in that space, those are the themes they choose to explore. Do you see the nuance here?
We're mammals, we stand at the pinnacle of human technology and evolution, man and woman hand-in-hand shouting, "Boobs! Boobs! Boobs! Boobs! Boobs!" (or butt, whatever, I've made my stance known). The boobs and butts belong in specific times/places and when that lines up properly, let us exalt them. But can we at least agree that the time/place is at a bare minimum NOT everywhere all the time?
Bringing up these tired arguments forfeits your place at the table. But even further, these are all mainstream corporate interests regarding Marvel and Disney and property/brand characters. Let it go. Fuck them into a hole in the ground, fill it with cement, and leave the grave unmarked. These arguments exist because we choose to exalt these properties instead, of which there are limited spaces in a roster, dying for "mainstream" representation of everyone's preferred "thing". Just go play an indie that suits you. You'll find weirder ones that hyper focus your own fetishes and fixations to a point where it's almost terrifying.