1/ As the guy who co-created the character of She-Ra and her universe alongside Larry DiTillio (though Mattel named her), a few thoughts. (Note: I am in no way connected with the current show, so I'm speaking both as an outsider to what is and an insider to what was intended).https://twitter.com/kawaiiberpunk/status/1019210255992049664 …
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8/ That perspective is something I've always tried to bring to bear in my work, from so-creating She-Ra's personality to Delenn, Ivanova, Lyta and others on Babylon 5, all the way to Riley, Sun, Kala, Nomi and Amanita on Sense8. It's all about strength, smarts and wit.
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Back in the 70s mom was in group therapy w/ a well known DC illustrator for [famous male character]. Per mom, to Young Me, a Comic Book Fan, when asked to name his ideal woman he said Wonder Woman. Thus at a young age I learned an important lesson: do not go to group therapy
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[I don't know how well you remember the 70s or if you ever worked for DC Michael so I'm just dropping this here: it wasn't you]
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idealization = you want to be like them objectification = you want to have it See the difference?
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