I could not agree more! I despise how men are put down in modern fiction and that women are made to seem emotionless and can beat up men twice their size, like come on?
This could not have been said any better, agree with everything stated. As a woman, I cannot tell you how many times I’ve been told by other women that I should be “ashamed” to be a woman because I have these views lol. All this hate on men is getting old.
This kind of commentary content with writing tips and explanations dispersed throughout makes this really unique. I'm looking forward to a lot more of this
That fact that writers are incapable of writing strong females without making men look stupid and weak is also a point within itself. If you can’t make someone be impressive without the rest of the world being a failure, then you’re doing it wrong
I love this video! As a 19 year old woman, these “strong female leads” are the characters I have always felt the LEAST represented by. And it’s even more upsetting that directors, writers, and often times the actors themselves, claim that women like myself don’t feel represented by these characters bc of “internalized misogyny” or bc we’ve fallen for “patriarchal bs” when really it’s just bc these characters are so unrealistic. I can be a “strong woman” and not hate men!
Definitely agree with you I cant stand a lot of the movie women today. The part where you said the strong women who like men and work with them and don’t think they are better then them is so true. They are actually strong women characters
As a female author, the flat strong female character is extremely annoying. And I am saying this as a woman writer who publishes at a small house owned by a woman haha Flat lead characters are not entertaining, end of story.
I love this video! 😄 My favorite characters as a kid were Mulan and Cinderella, disappointed with the live action Mulan though. They were actually good written characters, we need to go back to that time.
Thank you for this! As I work on my high fantasy world that will house series set over various times and cultures, it helps to be reminded that we (women) are only human. I think that bearing these opinions in mind as I write will help me create even better characters and more dramatic scenes, especially when I challenge myself to remove plot armor from the equation.
Same. I appreciate what is said at the end about not creating "strong female characters" but in creating a strong character that happens to be female. I also think it is the same about men nowadays that are written by liberal women where they are all dark and brooding, and also ignore the main female character for practically half the book or show and is suddenly interested only after some other guy has taken interest. Men and women have either turned into Mary Sue's or Gary Stu's. Can't wait to see more content, maybe talk about how men have been turned into either the brooding, bad boy character, or a weak fool that is always doing something dumb.
Not a huge fan of corporate feminism, but I strongly disagree with Chani from Dune Part II. I feel she was behaving quite reasonably. She knew the Bene Gesserit had manufactured a false prophecy and that some among her people were becoming obsessed with Paul as though he were the god of this fake prophecy. And even then, she didn't hold it against Paul. She loved Paul the person, and only left him when he willingly became Lisan al Ghaib and introduced the galaxy at large to a lovely little thing called Islam.
What is lacking is proper character development because AI is helping write these plots and corporations have also abandoned their core values and focus on making money. The strong female character is unrealistic and doesn’t reflect on most women.
Should have put "modern" in the title. I was about to rain on your parade when you mentioned ripley and the others. The title is just a bit misleading. I would argue that Daenerys from Got was a great character as well, at least up until the end of season 7. Season 8 was an all around shitshow, not giving justice to the otherwise great show. But Daenerys certainly took the biggest brunt of the fall. But i wholeheartedly agree. It's sad that there are so few good new female leads nowadays.
After watching this video I'm reminded why Night Of The Comet and Buffy The Vampire Slayer couldn't exist today given how broke the damsel in distress trope and instead of the female characters being the ones that are rescued, they are the rescuers.
@@terryr7622 of they were made today people would be criticizing them for the very reason people criticize female characters regardless if they well witten or not. Point is people aren't comfortable with the idea of a female character that breaks gender tropes and stereotypes.
Clearly you hate women. Why is this in my fyp, mysoginist?
Shhh don't out me.
Ahhhhhh Jayden!! This was so good!! 👏🏼👏🏼 On behalf of the ladies, this video has my stamp of approval 😌😉🙃
Haha thank you!
I could not agree more! I despise how men are put down in modern fiction and that women are made to seem emotionless and can beat up men twice their size, like come on?
Well I guess you must hate Night OF The Comet and Buffy The Vampire Slayer then.
This could not have been said any better, agree with everything stated. As a woman, I cannot tell you how many times I’ve been told by other women that I should be “ashamed” to be a woman because I have these views lol. All this hate on men is getting old.
This kind of commentary content with writing tips and explanations dispersed throughout makes this really unique. I'm looking forward to a lot more of this
Glad you enjoyed it!
That fact that writers are incapable of writing strong females without making men look stupid and weak is also a point within itself. If you can’t make someone be impressive without the rest of the world being a failure, then you’re doing it wrong
I love this video! As a 19 year old woman, these “strong female leads” are the characters I have always felt the LEAST represented by. And it’s even more upsetting that directors, writers, and often times the actors themselves, claim that women like myself don’t feel represented by these characters bc of “internalized misogyny” or bc we’ve fallen for “patriarchal bs” when really it’s just bc these characters are so unrealistic. I can be a “strong woman” and not hate men!
Isn't Talon a strong female character?
Sure, why not.
Definitely agree with you I cant stand a lot of the movie women today. The part where you said the strong women who like men and work with them and don’t think they are better then them is so true. They are actually strong women characters
As a female author, the flat strong female character is extremely annoying. And I am saying this as a woman writer who publishes at a small house owned by a woman haha Flat lead characters are not entertaining, end of story.
I love this video! 😄
My favorite characters as a kid were Mulan and Cinderella, disappointed with the live action Mulan though.
They were actually good written characters, we need to go back to that time.
God I miss strong female characters
These days they mistake
Powerful for empowering
i cant imagine watching she hulk tbh
You're not missing anything
That Walt Disney quote shocked me, if only they still believed in that philosophy 🤧
Thank you for this! As I work on my high fantasy world that will house series set over various times and cultures, it helps to be reminded that we (women) are only human. I think that bearing these opinions in mind as I write will help me create even better characters and more dramatic scenes, especially when I challenge myself to remove plot armor from the equation.
Same. I appreciate what is said at the end about not creating "strong female characters" but in creating a strong character that happens to be female. I also think it is the same about men nowadays that are written by liberal women where they are all dark and brooding, and also ignore the main female character for practically half the book or show and is suddenly interested only after some other guy has taken interest. Men and women have either turned into Mary Sue's or Gary Stu's. Can't wait to see more content, maybe talk about how men have been turned into either the brooding, bad boy character, or a weak fool that is always doing something dumb.
This is an impressive audience for a first video
Thanks so much man!
Not a huge fan of corporate feminism, but I strongly disagree with Chani from Dune Part II. I feel she was behaving quite reasonably. She knew the Bene Gesserit had manufactured a false prophecy and that some among her people were becoming obsessed with Paul as though he were the god of this fake prophecy. And even then, she didn't hold it against Paul. She loved Paul the person, and only left him when he willingly became Lisan al Ghaib and introduced the galaxy at large to a lovely little thing called Islam.
What is lacking is proper character development because AI is helping write these plots and corporations have also abandoned their core values and focus on making money. The strong female character is unrealistic and doesn’t reflect on most women.
Should have put "modern" in the title.
I was about to rain on your parade when you mentioned ripley and the others.
The title is just a bit misleading.
I would argue that Daenerys from Got was a great character as well, at least up until the end of season 7.
Season 8 was an all around shitshow, not giving justice to the otherwise great show. But Daenerys certainly took the biggest brunt of the fall.
But i wholeheartedly agree. It's sad that there are so few good new female leads nowadays.
would you be down to debate some of these points on a stream?
I found a baby grifter
What did I say that you don't agree with?
Didn't like chani in Dune movies. Overall, somewhat disappointed whenever they strayed from the book. No talking baby? Seriously?
Haha I feel that
They are wierdly masculine. They’re barely female
Yup, it's seriously rediculous.
Absolutely spot on! I would argue though, that the Rings of Power isn't entirely bad, but I am critical of Galadriel's portrayal anyway 😅
After watching this video I'm reminded why Night Of The Comet and Buffy The Vampire Slayer couldn't exist today given how broke the damsel in distress trope and instead of the female characters being the ones that are rescued, they are the rescuers.
Those were well-written characters
@@terryr7622 of they were made today people would be criticizing them for the very reason people criticize female characters regardless if they well witten or not.
Point is people aren't comfortable with the idea of a female character that breaks gender tropes and stereotypes.