Calling the archetypical uke a girl is insulting to girls everywhere.
I phrase it as a joke, but I'm actually completely serious. Even if you're not specifically talking about the uke, "chick with a dick!" is not a good criticism because a lot of "chicks" don't act stereotypically feminine and some men do. You're better off pointing out why it's OOC or implausible for that particular male character, if that's the issue.
Truefax. Though if anyone who wrote the stereotypical chick with a dick (it's just a term, a stereotype if you will, since it's a pretty commonly accepted term like Mary-Sue.) and managed to be able to get offended by me calling their character that I'd be highly impressed, then highly concerned on what exactly they were writing.
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Date: 2011-05-30 07:54 pm (UTC)Calling the archetypical uke a girl is insulting to girls everywhere.
I phrase it as a joke, but I'm actually completely serious. Even if you're not specifically talking about the uke, "chick with a dick!" is not a good criticism because a lot of "chicks" don't act stereotypically feminine and some men do. You're better off pointing out why it's OOC or implausible for that particular male character, if that's the issue.
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Date: 2011-05-30 08:03 pm (UTC)Damn I want to get my critique on now >>