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Because they're attracted to only females. It's not as bad when both genders get the same treatment. But when, for example, a female gets tied up and not gagged but a male gets tied up and gagged, it's quite frustrating. As for me, it's bad enough when the damsel is not attractive/feminine enough. That's why I hate it when everyone obsesses over the female player trainers of the Pokemon games even though Jessie exists. Where was I when the world decided to have lipstick and tied up/gagged be mutually exclusive?GothicSimmer wrote: February 19th, 2024, 4:34 am I wonder why people get triggered over GiD or otherwise have issue with it. I understand people's affinity for DiD (namely due to most artists/writers being DiD) and that fact Western Civilization is mostly DiD, but why does anyone have to get upset whenever a male gets tied up? There ain't no rule in any media saying only female characters have to be tied up, be kidnapping victims, or that only women are allowed to be placed in death traps like tied up next to a bomb, tied to the tracks, buzzsaw peril, and even cement shoes.
Generally speaking DID fans get what they want while GID fans must make due with what little they manage to get. In a CID scene the female captive in question likely already has tons of fan art with her as a solo captive and likely at least one canon treatment as well. Meanwhile the CID might be just about the only thing GID fans will ever get from the male captive. As such I always find it rather vexing when a group that already has it so good get angry whenever their starved counterpart gets the smallest of bones thrown their way. Given the contrasts between the sides its just kinda rude to try and shut it down when one side finally gets something.MakeupAndTieup wrote: February 19th, 2024, 11:49 amBecause they're attracted to only females. It's not as bad when both genders get the same treatment. But when, for example, a female gets tied up and not gagged but a male gets tied up and gagged, it's quite frustrating. As for me, it's bad enough when the damsel is not attractive/feminine enough. That's why I hate it when everyone obsesses over the female player trainers of the Pokemon games even though Jessie exists. Where was I when the world decided to have lipstick and tied up/gagged be mutually exclusive?GothicSimmer wrote: February 19th, 2024, 4:34 am I wonder why people get triggered over GiD or otherwise have issue with it. I understand people's affinity for DiD (namely due to most artists/writers being DiD) and that fact Western Civilization is mostly DiD, but why does anyone have to get upset whenever a male gets tied up? There ain't no rule in any media saying only female characters have to be tied up, be kidnapping victims, or that only women are allowed to be placed in death traps like tied up next to a bomb, tied to the tracks, buzzsaw peril, and even cement shoes.
"Generally speaking DID fans get what they want while GID fans must make due with what little they manage to get."Inigo wrote: February 19th, 2024, 6:03 pmGenerally speaking DID fans get what they want while GID fans must make due with what little they manage to get. In a CID scene the female captive in question likely already has tons of fan art with her as a solo captive and likely at least one canon treatment as well. Meanwhile the CID might be just about the only thing GID fans will ever get from the male captive. As such I always find it rather vexing when a group that already has it so good get angry whenever their starved counterpart gets the smallest of bones thrown their way. Given the contrasts between the sides its just kinda rude to try and shut it down when one side finally gets something.MakeupAndTieup wrote: February 19th, 2024, 11:49 amBecause they're attracted to only females. It's not as bad when both genders get the same treatment. But when, for example, a female gets tied up and not gagged but a male gets tied up and gagged, it's quite frustrating. As for me, it's bad enough when the damsel is not attractive/feminine enough. That's why I hate it when everyone obsesses over the female player trainers of the Pokemon games even though Jessie exists. Where was I when the world decided to have lipstick and tied up/gagged be mutually exclusive?GothicSimmer wrote: February 19th, 2024, 4:34 am I wonder why people get triggered over GiD or otherwise have issue with it. I understand people's affinity for DiD (namely due to most artists/writers being DiD) and that fact Western Civilization is mostly DiD, but why does anyone have to get upset whenever a male gets tied up? There ain't no rule in any media saying only female characters have to be tied up, be kidnapping victims, or that only women are allowed to be placed in death traps like tied up next to a bomb, tied to the tracks, buzzsaw peril, and even cement shoes.
I can understand GID not being everyone's cup of tea. That's very easy to understand. The outrage and aggression about it however is not. There are tons of characters or archetype that aren't my personal preference and I might voice so from time to time, but I'd never see it as a reason to get angry about it or try to rain on the parade of people who finally get a bone thrown their way.
Its also worth pointing out that distress isn't just a fetish thing. Its also a narrative thing, and narratively it just doesn't make a lot of sense to completely exclude males from the equation. After all traits that make villains want to target female characters also exist in male ones.
This isn't meant at anyone in particular. I've been around the distress community a lot time and hostility towards GID is sadly not very new. The above mentioned argument are ones I've seen made a lot of times in a lot of different places.
The first one isn't a treatment at all. She was neither tied up nor gagged. As for the second one, I'm not sure if I should count oversized cocoons. By that logic, Jessie from Pokemon and Sam from Totally spies have already had full treatments (Gettin' the Bugs Out out and Spies vs. Spies in case you were curious). And even then, Rarity's cocoon was transparent so I'm not sure if it was even supposed to be interpreted as a tie up/gag.Chris wrote: February 20th, 2024, 3:42 pm Rarity has been kidnapped twice and kind of tied in the show in a dog and pony show where she kidnapped by the Diamond_Dogs and in to where and back again by queen chrysalis
Indeed. But unfortunately, I don't count the comics as canon.