you know elsa gate

If you call yourself a writer but you prioritize pushing your political agenda over creating a good story, you're not a writer, you're an activist

Though I really need examples of media so I can appreciate the point better

Yes Elsa gate

If it’s to develop a character I’m fine with it if not then I watch something else

just the concept of people pushing inappropriate themes on children to desensitize them to hard themes

That's exactly what I was thinking when you talked about making rape a fetish

like scat, rape, gore, abuse etc

Yes

i believe it's thje same concept

especially shows aimed towards teens right now

Yes

See 13 reasons why

The book was already a shitty one

Then they made it a show

i watch a lot of teen shows and they're FULL of directionless violence, drugs, sex

Then they made 3 fucking seasons about it

And truth be told I get really tired of activists pushing themselves to center stage using any backhanded methods, for example disguising themselves as entertainment

again it's okay if it's central to the story and it's shown realistically

Although I'd say euphoria has kind of integrated the vulgar parts for a narrative

Exactly

Like breaking bad or Euphoria

Has drugs and violence and sex, but made it a plot point

Instead of just putting scenes for the hell of it

Same for modern pop

Like the trash kind

i mostly don't like the idea of the stuff being brushed over as well too

Good story narrative devices are ones that start a path for the viewer to be engage

I'd say make it a proper plot point without making it too graphic or dismissive

like you'll see a teenager in a show get beaten, raped, and OD

Exactly

and they act totally normal afterwards

Mr robot is another example

There were already signs of the lead having gone through trauma

And everything is implicit

But they talk about it when it is needed

End of the fucking world

And not explicitly talk about the traumatic events

That too

yes i was actually pleasantly surprised by that

a lot of netflix shows have that kind of grotesque romanticization