I was watching either a Nerdrotic or Drinker group stream and they were talking about comic books and someone jokingly said that chicks ruined comics. I was wondering, did that phrase start with comic books or gaming? Obviously there have always been women into these hobbies but as we all know the rabid feminists who enter these spaces seem to be bothered by the fact that men enjoy something. Or Anita Sarkeesian whining about how females look in games and stupid companies that take her seriously.
Probably one of the best examples of it was when someone showed me a tweet from Marvel doing a workshop for getting girls into comic books. Someone got attacked by twitter weirdos for simply asking why not just do a workshop for boys and girls and questioning the obsession with getting girls into hobbies that generally appeal to guys.
But anyway, did that saying start with comic books?
The Gynocentric takeover of society ruined everything because everything must be female centric. Even the small amount of content made for men must involve women being superior. Fake equality ruined comics, fake equality ruined video games, fake equality ruined western society.
Society collectively pretending that women are exactly the same as men is one of the biggest fuck ups in all of human history, change my mind.
Also incredibly hypocritical, since you're not actually allowed to treat women like men, you're just supposed to pretend there's no difference, while still treating them like women.
Females are really a very small subset of “gamers” they usually fall into the child game categories or scrabble type puzzle games. I taught my grandma to play Microsoft solitaire, to these degenerates that’s as much of a gamer as me.
I remember an article touting all the women in gaming and it turned out that a lot of women play phone games like candy crush. But yes I remember the console vs PC arguments
Heather Antos and the Milkshake Girls. Pretty much the bedrock of the destruction of comic books.
Who were milkshake girls? Is Hearher Antos the one who said don’t buy my book? Or was that Gail Simone? I remember the same lady who said that was lamenting the decline of the industry a few years later
I don't know about the US, but the first thing women ruined in England was the Working Men's Clubs.