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Attempting to cancel Mrs Doubtfire

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WandaWomblesaurus · 17/11/2022 02:29

twitter.com/megmcgrady/status/1592459772145831936

Enjoy.

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WandaWomblesaurus · 17/11/2022 07:57

The fruit and nut bowl would be out because it's oppressive to people with mental health issues. Ditto cheese and crackers.

No Die Hard because it's triggering people who don't like heights.

No Xmas pudding because it's mocking the shape of a large bra cup.

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WandaWomblesaurus · 17/11/2022 07:53

Not someone you want to spend Xmas watching films with. Imagine their response when watching anything or eating anything.

You'd be unwittingly microaggressing them even as they unwrap their presents because they would be offended by the paper if it has robins on because Robin can be a gender neutral name and also by Christmas itself because Christ is wearing a long white and blue gown and has long silky hair and is mocking the sacred soul of a TW by looking like he washes his hair with herbal essences.

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Shouldbesleeping1 · 17/11/2022 06:45

The irony is incredible. Meg is offended because it's a man dressing up as a trans woman. Using that EXACT SAME logic Meg should understand that woman might be offended by men dressing up as women. Surely, surely a lightbulb will be pinging in Meg's brain over the coming days.

Brokendaughter · 17/11/2022 03:59

Let's face it, it's all just about going back to how men prefer things to be.
In Ancient Greece, or even in Shakespearean times, real women weren't allowed to play womens parts so men used to dress up as women & play those roles.

That is what we appear to be heading back to now.
More men dressed up as women playing women in film, tv & theatre.

Same shit, different millennia.

MarshaMelrose · 17/11/2022 03:17

It just seems like people have such drab, empty lives, angsting over Mrs Doubtfire.

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WandaWomblesaurus · 17/11/2022 02:46

Everyone on that thread seems very very very confused about panto dames.

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Pixiedust1234 · 17/11/2022 02:32

I just needed to point out how the man in the dress trope really affects the trans community as it invites people to laugh at us because of our gender nonconformity.

Let's hope they don't find out about drag queens then. They might just implode.

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WandaWomblesaurus · 17/11/2022 02:31

www.seattletimes.com/entertainment/theater/mrs-doubtfire-roundtable-intro/ there's more of it!

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