Bisexual? With her it makes sense!
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ThisGuy4000 — 9 years ago(October 01, 2016 05:26 PM)
The New 52 hasn't been scrapped. They've been making some changes to bring it more in-line with the pre-Flashpoint comics, but the continuity is still intact.
Who said I hate men anyway? I am a man.
How am I contradicting myself? I'm saying that Wonder Woman shouldn't get with anymore men because she should be a lesbian. Not straight or bisexual, just a lesbian. Someone who has zero interest in men beyond some initial curiosity of seeing Steve Trevor wash up on her island. That doesn't mean she should hate men or anything, just that she shouldn't have any sexual attraction to them.
Regarding why the film isn't set in WW2, that's likely because they don't want to be seen as copying Captain America. Besides, WW2 has been done to death by this point. -
Hassan_Scarborough — 9 years ago(October 01, 2016 05:53 PM)
The New 52 hasn't been scrapped. They've been making some changes to bring it more in-line with the pre-Flashpoint comics, but the continuity is still intact.
They just changed Superman from New 52 to the old version again. So it's not like some things haven't changed.
Who said I hate men anyway? I am a man.
And it's okay for you to attack my interest? Wow, asexual and a man who wants to see two women get it on but I have a problem?
You are funny. I needed that laugh.
How am I contradicting myself? I'm saying that Wonder Woman shouldn't get with anymore men because she should be a lesbian. Not straight or bisexual, just a lesbian. Someone who has zero interest in men beyond some initial curiosity of seeing Steve Trevor wash up on her island. That doesn't mean she should hate men or anything, just that she shouldn't have any sexual attraction to them.
You want her to be a lesbian for some obscure political reason, which with you being asexual makes no sense. That doesn't help the LGBT cause at all. Just you, in some warped fantasy way.
Regarding why the film isn't set in WW2, that's likely because they don't want to be seen as copying Captain America. Besides, WW2 has been done to death by this point.
She ends up fighting Nazi all the way into New 52. Not sure what you are going by. And not being like Captain America isn't much of an excuse nor does it really answer the question. Steve ended up fighting Hydra and then some aliens and a mad robot than his own friends.
Not sure how that will be the same as Diana fighting Nazis and this ridiculous deviation from the books but that another conversation. -
ThisGuy4000 — 9 years ago(October 01, 2016 06:05 PM)
They just changed Superman from New 52 to the old version again. So it's not like some things haven't changed.
They did that by establishing that the pre-Flashpoint Superman was still around. They're not scrapping the continuity altogether.
And it's okay for you to attack my interest?
I'm not attacking your interest in seeing sex scenes. I'm pointing out that if you want that stuff so badly, you're better off watching porn.
You want her to be a lesbian for some obscure political reason
Obscure? I don't see what's so obscure about lesbians getting more representation.
She ends up fighting Nazi all the way into New 52. Not sure what you are going by. And not being like Captain America isn't much of an excuse nor does it really answer the question. Steve ended up fighting Hydra and then some aliens and a mad robot than his own friends.
Fighting Nazis is one of the most overused cliches of all time by this point. And again, on film we've already seen the WW2 setting with Captain America. WW1 receives almost no exposure. -
Hassan_Scarborough — 9 years ago(October 01, 2016 06:13 PM)
I'm not attacking your interest in seeing sex scenes. I'm pointing out that if you want that stuff so badly, you're better off watching porn.
Apparently all you want to see is two women kissing with no men involved. It defeats the entire purpose of your rant to begin with. It certainly doesn't make you any less a "pervert" if you are accusing me of the very same thing.
Obscure? I don't see what's so obscure about lesbians getting more representation.
It's pretty obscure if you want to dismiss bisexual people and aren't even a lesbian. It also makes you a hypocrite. I guess a better term would be shallow, because it lacks any substance.
Fighting Nazis is one of the most overused cliches of all time by this point. And again, on film we've already seen the WW2 setting with Captain America. WW1 receives almost no exposure.
We watched Marvel characters fighting each other in Avengers. That didn't stop DC from using the very same angle. You might want to rethink that one.
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ThisGuy4000 — 9 years ago(October 01, 2016 06:36 PM)
Apparently all you want to see is two women kissing with no men involved. It defeats the entire purpose of your rant to begin with. It certainly doesn't make you any less a "pervert" if you are accusing me of the very same thing.
You really are terrible at reading comprehension, aren't you? I said I wouldn't mind her kissing a woman, but I wouldn't really care if they didn't show it. I merely think that her being a lesbian makes more sense than anything else. It's not "all I want", it's simply something that I think would be a bigger deal.
It's pretty obscure if you want to dismiss bisexual people and aren't even a lesbian
I don't want to dismiss bisexual people. I even complained about how comics don't really have a lot of bisexual men. Bisexual women on the other hand, are a good deal more common, which is why I don't think Diana being bi is really that big a deal. I don't really think it's pushing boundaries that much.
Not everything comes down to having sexual desires. I'm sure that difficult for someone with hormones like yours, but me suggesting that Wonder Woman should be a lesbian has nothing to do with any fantasies, especially since I'm an asexual
male.
We watched Marvel characters fighting each other in Avengers
That wasn't the main focus of the movie.
This argument is clearly going nowhere, so I think it's time to cut this off. -
Hassan_Scarborough — 9 years ago(October 01, 2016 06:46 PM)
You really are terrible at reading comprehension, aren't you? I said I wouldn't mind her kissing a woman, but I wouldn't really care if they didn't show it. I merely think that her being a lesbian makes more sense than anything else. It's not "all I want", it's simply something that I think would be a bigger deal.
You want to watch two women get together. That's just as shallow a reason as anything else. YOU wrote that your were crusading the LGBT cause which is a farce. I call you on it, so you make up all this other nonsense to save face.
I don't want to dismiss bisexual people. I even comp,aired about how comics don't really have a lot of bisexual men.
Which is wrong but funny that you pulled Ice man and Alan Scott out of thin air but you don't want "bi"sexual, you want two women touching each other, lol.
Bisexual women on the other hand, are a good deal more common, which is why I don't think Diana being bi is really that big a deal. I don't really think it's pushing boundaries that much.
So we can put your LGBT crusade to rest. The sentence above clearly states that you have no interest in bisexual people or characters. And turning a woman that has been with men into a lesbian isn't going to further the cause, nor is a comic book the platform for such a thing.
Not everything comes down to having sexual desires. I'm sure that difficult for someone with hormones like yours, but me suggesting tights Wonder Woman should be a lesbian has nothing to do with any fantasies, especially since I'm an asexual male.
It's very sad that you hide behind "asexual" then claim to want to see two women touching each other. So the asexual thing is a farce as well.
That wasn't the main focus of the movie.
This argument is clearly going nowhere, so I think it's time to cut this off.
I agree because you keep moving the goal post around and it really is just a shallow argument on your part and you aren't knowledgeable enough about comic books to claim there hasn't been positive representations of lesbians in general and you are nothing more than a single man that wants to see two women fondle each other. -
ThisGuy4000 — 9 years ago(October 01, 2016 06:56 PM)
That sure is a lot of self projection for one post. No, the asexuality thing isn't a farce and I'm not really crusading for anything, so much as I think it would be more revolutionary if she did turn out to be a lesbian because that frankly would be more unexpected, and would likely give the lesbian community someone other than Batwoman to look up to. They've already hinted that Diana has slept with women in the past, so her turning out to be bisexual isn't really much of a shocking reveal.
And no, I don't want two women "touching each other", because I've made it clear that I don't care to see any sex scenes in a CBM. That's what you wanted. Take your self projection and your godawful reading comprehension elsewhere please. -
Hassan_Scarborough — 9 years ago(September 30, 2016 06:00 PM)
why r u here?
And yet you write the following:
I do too
I mean just one shot of WW waking up, maybe the day she findsChris Pine I dont know the name of his character :Dwaking up walking to a window and just one look at another woman laying in her bed
That is tasteful and classy
No shoving it up to our throats
It can be done classy without forcing it on us -
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justahero — 9 years ago(September 30, 2016 05:07 PM)
I do too
I mean just one shot of WW waking up, maybe the day she findsChris Pine I dont know the name of his character :Dwaking up walking to a window and just one look at another woman laying in her bed
That is tasteful and classy
No shoving it up to our throats
It can be done classy without forcing it on us -
MacsBottomBitch — 9 years ago(September 30, 2016 06:16 PM)
Women like sex but its not a necessity like it is for men so no. Just because they lived on an island together means nothing. Would you say that if it was an all men island they would be gay/bi even if they've slept with women?
