Some people have a really thin skin here. I'm not trying to defend bullying, but when do we cross yet another line into pampering?
The "bad" cosplays here are either quite clearly ironic, because what else would one have to do to make the irony shine through?
Or they where actually bad. If someone ducttapes pieces of cardboard together in under an hour and you have to guess as to what character it is supposed to be, what would that cosplay be?
It would be bad.
This fear of possibly hurting someone's sensitive soul will drive some people to just give everything a thumbs up.
And when someone honestly tries to bring up some critique as gently and mild as humanly possible he will then be bullied by the "anti-bullies" ironically.
Are you trying to "bully" the perceived bullies in an attempt to protect those probably not all that sensitive people?
Some of which probably laughed their asses off at the video.
It is regrettable if i hurt someone through words, but i must be able to be honest. But for some people the "Bully!" detectors will ring when some lady makes jokes at pictures which are several years old and i fear you will unwittingly suppress honesty.
That being said, i didn't like the video much. Skinny lady with awesome cosplays makes fun of fat people with rather unflattering cosplays.
Although, i liked the catgirl much better the the picture of the lady in the fuzzy bra. Felicia from darkstalkers doesn't wear a bra, she wears pretty much nothing with fur in strategic places to ward off a higher esrb rating.
So the "bad" cosplay was better then the "good" cosplay with the skinny lady and the fuzzy bra.
Making fun of people in bad cosplays is, perceived bullying aside, not exactly the height of comedy.
The "bad" cosplays here are either quite clearly ironic, because what else would one have to do to make the irony shine through?
Or they where actually bad. If someone ducttapes pieces of cardboard together in under an hour and you have to guess as to what character it is supposed to be, what would that cosplay be?
It would be bad.
This fear of possibly hurting someone's sensitive soul will drive some people to just give everything a thumbs up.
And when someone honestly tries to bring up some critique as gently and mild as humanly possible he will then be bullied by the "anti-bullies" ironically.
Are you trying to "bully" the perceived bullies in an attempt to protect those probably not all that sensitive people?
Some of which probably laughed their asses off at the video.
It is regrettable if i hurt someone through words, but i must be able to be honest. But for some people the "Bully!" detectors will ring when some lady makes jokes at pictures which are several years old and i fear you will unwittingly suppress honesty.
That being said, i didn't like the video much. Skinny lady with awesome cosplays makes fun of fat people with rather unflattering cosplays.
Although, i liked the catgirl much better the the picture of the lady in the fuzzy bra. Felicia from darkstalkers doesn't wear a bra, she wears pretty much nothing with fur in strategic places to ward off a higher esrb rating.
So the "bad" cosplay was better then the "good" cosplay with the skinny lady and the fuzzy bra.
Making fun of people in bad cosplays is, perceived bullying aside, not exactly the height of comedy.
