I'm rebranding without changing my url, shhhh. She/her. Anonymous secondary blog. I discuss social justice, intersectional feminism, LGBTQIA issues and media, racism, and life. Asian American, cis, bi woman. I used to blog about Christian queer stuff but now it'd be more from an ex perspective.
Yellowjackets, Hunting Wives, The Boyfriend, and Heated Rivalry, are my current shows.
I am too tired to find it right now but when the scandal broke former White House intern Dmitri Krushnic wrote an op-ed for I think the Chicago Tribune, it was a major paper, in defense of Monica Lewinsky that said, essentially, “look, we all wanted to fuck Bill Clinton.” And then later Mr. Krushnic became an actor, adopted the stage name Misha Collins, and was cast in the CW’s Supernatural.
it’s important to me that people know the original “he would not fucking say that” was in response to a tiktok where someone said eric cartman would thank you for asking for his pronouns. Like it just doesn’t hit the same without context.
everytime someone uses “he would not fucking say that” for something he would absolutely fucking say given slightly different circumstances or has already fucking said i immediately become indignant cause you can’t waste a joke like this on mild characterisation nitpicks. sorry. it has to be on par with Any Pronouns Cartman.
While I appreciate artists who are diligent about tagging their work for every random kink or fetish it might appeal to, I can’t help but feel that sticking the “#small penis” tag on a character with a seven-inch dick is making some very specific assumptions about one’s target audience.
You may be right but it’s worth saying that there are a huge number of people who legitimately believe that the average human penis length is eight or nine inches. Many of them cannot be convinced otherwise.
For the record, the values change a little bit depending on the study but the average human adult male erect penis is around five and a half inches long, with a standard deviation of around 0.7 inches.
And according to multiple studies I’ve seen, race has little effect on these numbers.
A similar principle to seeing a bunch of folks banging on about how some celebrity or influencer or whatever is a “short king”, and then you look them up and it turns out they’re five foot eleven, I suppose.
