Men Can’t Write Women
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- Опубліковано 1 чер 2021
- Some beautiful examples of men being completely incapable of accurately and respectfully writing about women.
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I don’t think I’ve ever laughed so much 😅 thanks for having me on! xx
Yes, I literally laughed my butt off 🤣
@@marleenbosch9191 I'm sorry to hear that. :-(
@@sinisternightmare Yes I still looking for it 🍑👀
@@marleenbosch9191 Are you okay, dude-
Same here shaaba. This was hilarious
imagine if someone wrote about men the way they write about women
"His balls slapped against each other with every step, old and decayed. He was bitter about the years that had passed and his disappearing vitality, and the more steps he took, the more he could feel it."
That's a description of Don from Sebring!
This needs to be Top Comment.
I haven't read GRR Martin but I feel that if he found an appropriate situation he would absolutely put that in. He seemingly loves to make people uncomfortable
AHAHHAAHSHHA
You forgot about the breakfast
"So she's wearing cling film"
*her gown was azure*
"BLUE cling film"
I'M CRYING
BLOO cling film
someone got their hand on a thesaurus during the final edit 🤣
@@6_blocks_under I WAS GONNA DO THAT AS WELL SJSJSJAJAK
What I thought she said kink film did I hear it wrong ?
and she's trying to smuggle pomegranates.
I love how men write female characters whose main thoughts seem to be constant enamour by and turned on by their own bodies when most women actually spent a lot of time plagued by body insecurity.
I swearrrr
It's kinda ridiculous. Why would anyone get turned on by their body? (unless of course they have a kink lol)
It’s really strange. Sort of correlates with straight mans infatuation with lesbians and lesbian sex.
Also plagued by insecurity bc of patriarchal beauty standards.
@@floweryunicorn8888 sometimes i’m turned on by my body when i notice something i like about it
@@floweryunicorn8888 Having a kink for your own body sounds great. As a straight person i wonder what's gay people's perspective on this. I'm a man and find no male bodies attractive anyway, but what about a gay man who finds males physically attractive?
Me: I don't feel confident calling myself a writer? What if my stuff is no good?
Me after watching this video: Never mind, I'm an amazing writer
Same
FRRRR
It’s honestly concerning how badly men write women-
Lack of education and bad education mixed with ignorance makes this
I'm an aspiring male writer myself and desperately hope none of my work comes across like this, although I've never compared breasts to fruit or written a female character as either revolving entirely around "traditional femininity" or as a shocking subversion of tropes for not doing so, so I think watching UA-camrs like these two (and also being bi) has at least given me SOME extra perspective that most straight men lack.
I'm so sorry I disliked your comment I mentioned to like it but I'm sleep deprived from watching youtube :(
@@Miesko1 you missed mysoginy
Yeah,same thing when women write men,principally gay men-
Jamie: Things women in literature have died from
Shaaba: Because it's such dangerous profession
Jamie:... *no* ....
I smell a meme coming from it
😂😂
This moment made me laugh so hard that my dog looked at me as though he was concerned. Lol! I love it!
4:40 This reminds me of The Princess and the Pea.
"How can they write women so badly?"
Simple, they don't care enough to ask or do research.
It sounds like most of them have never even met a woman to be honest.
or simply they've never actually talked or been close to a woman before.
The “bad sex in fiction” award is a real award given to writing
Ike this.
S.J MAAS?
I think some male authors don’t realize that women don’t objectify themselves the way men objectify them.
Edit: 1) Thanks for the likes, 2) These replies are getting unneccessary. If anyone is making comments you don't like, just ignore them. Yes I knew what I was signing up for when I made a comment like this, but this is really out of hand, so don't add fuel to the fire.
You just summarized it so well. Like, that’s it. Those men stare at women like pieces of meat and they can’t imagine women aren’t doing the same.
@@mythandmayhem1134 while women are IMMACULATE, men need to calm down bc geez (coming from an AFAB genderfluid individual)
It's because so many of them assume that if we wear a short dress or skinny jeans or something, it must be to attract men and be sexy, instead of any of the other reasons one might wear such an outfit, such as weather or because it's just comfy. Like, I'm an asexual woman but I wear tank tops and short shorts all the time because I just think they're nice to wear and they help me stay cool. But according to "tight pants credit card" guy I'd just be strutting around in that outfit shaking my ass to get men to salivate over me when I never want to see a set of genitals in my life fjdgs
@Mando laurian 66 Yoda You can look at someone sexually and still also view them as, you know, a human person.
@Mando laurian 66 Yoda
Sweetheart, darling, beautiful summer sun child, you can look at a person a go “hmm, pretty,” without turning them into a object solely for sexual desire and pleasure.
“My boobs flop ferociously” was a delightful sentence
hate when that happens to me 😔 /j
It’s so sad when my non existent ones do/hj
@@mammoneymelon yeah samee
Ikr, it’s just awful when that happens 😔
It sucks when that happens
How to write a female character:
1. Create an interesting personality as you would any character.
2. Show they're female by giving them she/her pronouns. (Or for first person, you could very briefly describe how fricking uncomfortable/annoying/itchy their bra is and how it's mysteriously decided to break/move out of place/slip a strap down your arm because most women can relate. But don't focus on the boobs, of course.)
3. Don't describe their body in sexual detail (especially boobs/hips/legs/bum) unless it's relevant to the scene (which means only ever sex scenes) and only after we can see the female character is there for more than sex appeal.
(Edit: Obviously, if they broke their leg for example, you could describe how their leg looked mangled. I just mean avoid describing their legs in a weirdly specific, sexual and unnecessary way e.g. 'the hairs were beautifully smooth.' Just no.)
:)
Depending on the audience and category the book is in,
A lot would not even need or should have the bra thing like, they dont even have to describe those kinds of things to show they are female. It literally doesnt have to include unecissary things to prove theyre a woman or have woman issues etc such as bra straps, its not needed and can actually take you out of the story (depending on the genre of course, maybe not romcoms or romance, it would be rather okay for that, but things that have action, fantasy sci fi etc, it can sometimes take you out of it. Sort of like "why did they include this?"
The one about Juliet was actually from a children's book called Artemis Fowl. I don't remember which one that particular paragraph was from. Anyway, Juliet came from a long line of bodyguards. And most of them had been male so she was one of few that had been able to be successful. And she showed that you could be feminine and pretty and wear makeup and stuff while still being badass and killing people. And her older brother was a very successful bodyguard. When I was little she was a big role model.
As soon as I read this comment that part of the video came up-
I recognised it too and started cackling. I loved Juliet and the description is absolutely accurate. XD
I loved that series! also think that's either from book 3 or 7
> children's book
> bodyguard
> being badass and killing people
"Killing people is badass" isn't an appropriate message for a children's book. And what does that have to do with bodyguards anyway?
@@leandrog2785 I get how my comment could be misinterpreted, but it makes more sense in the context of the story. I never said that killing people is badass, and actually she rarely kills people. The thing is she is feminine and still fight people and be strong. Sorry for the confusion.
It should've been "pants so unbelievably tight that if women's pants actually had pockets in them, and I had a credit card in my back pocket, you could read the expiration date"
0/10 too unrealistic, woman has pocket
my pants were so unbelievably tight and even more unbelievably i could fit a credit card in my back pocket, and if i did you could read the expiration date
Yes, thanks my thoughts exactly!
preach
This is so true!
I was thinking the other day, "Why do so many boys/men just not know how to write about female bodies? I'm a boy and I know alot more than those adults do.."
And then I remembered that I'm trans lmao🤦♂️
Lol same
That happened when I was talking to a couple friend and the topic of pads vs tampons came up. They started making all kinds of period jokes, and
I had this thought about how I shouldn't joke about something I don't know anything
about.
Then I remembered that I had a uterus and felt really stupid.
That's great though! Shows you've completed arrived in yourself :D But thank you for sharing. It's the type of everyday comedy not everyone can experience. 😆
Same 😂
Oof MOOD
Shaaba: “Where are you now Don?”
.........
Shaaba: “Do you-”
Jamie: “Single.”
“Women must have the exact right amount of pillows or death.” is now my future epitaph.
ETA: LoveLoveLove when Shaaba is on your channel!
"Garden Troubles" is obviously code for "she was killed by gnomes but we are too scared to say it out loud".
WHEN I SAY I CACKLED
STOP I’M WHEEZING
They attacked with creeper vines and hedge trimmers.
It was a horrific scene, when the woman was found "napping" in the dirt.
or the teletubbies wrung her neck
garden hose got possesed by her dead granny's evil spirit and choked her to death
the soil was so moist and dense she got stuck and died from hunger
mole people sacrificed her to their supreme god
watermelon rolled over and crushed her skull
got impaled on a surprisingly dull shovel
the weed went hentai mode and she orgasmed to heaven
the possibilites are endless and *the garden* is a dangerous place
id say the man writing that was very accurate in that case
the emotion in jamie's voice while they argue about nipples is something i've never heard before
5:47: Men underestimating what women can do: OH MAN LET ME TELL YOU!! XD Okay, so this was a story I think on an Ask Reddit, from someone working in something like a Best Buy or what, a big box store that sold appliances, and this old guy comes over, and he and his wife are looking for a new fridge. And so the worker there finds out what he's looking for, price range, etc etc, and starts showing him models, but all of them are wrong. None of them cook his food!
So the worker's like, "Oh! You mean like a microwave! Sorry, they're just over here--"
But the old guy insists that no, he wants the big insulated box that keeps your food cold; but he wants another of the ones that cooks the food you put in it, too. You know, like his one at home does.
And the worker of course is all like, "That's... not a thing?" and the old guy is getting angrier and angrier at this young idiot who doesn't even know anything about how fridges work, so the poor worker asks him to *very specifically* say *exactly* what his fridge does to cook the food he's putting into it (probably suspecting now that something is shorting out *really badly* in there lol).
And the old guy tells him about how his wife will put a raw chicken in there on a plate to defrost, and then the next day, it's all cooked and roasted up and everything! He wants a fridge that does that, dammit!!
And as he's saying this, his wife wanders up to see why picking a fridge is taking so long. And she's just, like, "...Did-- did you *honestly* think it was our *fridge* that took the chicken out, stuffed it, seasoned it, *roasted* it, and put it back in there?! *It was me!!"*
(I fully expect "you idiot!!" was added onto the end, ha ha)
Like, HOLY SHIT, this guy actually thought his *fridge,* not his *WIFE,* was the one cooking his food!!
Talk about underestimating women, holy fuck. XD
I don't see how that counts as "underestimating women". I mean, surely, he must have seen her cook before, so he knows she can cook. The issue seems more along the lines of him not seeing her cook _sometimes,_ and then food being uncooked in the fridge at first and then later in the same spot, cooked this time, without seeing the process of it getting cooked.
It's more an issue of missing object permanence (well, not exactly, but I don't know the term for the exact thing that's missing and the concept is damn near the same) than underestimating his wife. (Unless there's context missing in your retelling of the story and the guy genuinely didn't think his wife could cook anything at all.)
Besides, no matter how much you underestimate someone, concluding that a fridge is cooking food is not something any even remotely rational person would ever do. A more logical conclusion would be that the wife hired a chef to cook the food instead of cooking it herself, now _that_ would mean he underestimates her. But thinking the fridge is doing it? Clearly his brain is just a bunch of useless mush.
I'm a writer and I worry so much about researching topics that I don't know enough about while these men just be out there like "clapping boobs making breakfast"
writer lifehack: if you not sure in your research just distract readers with boob flopping
Research is for suckers. Just add misogyny and you got yourself an audience.
@@damekkoDark but if you're a woman write about penis flopping? You know how it is 😂
I'm a writer as well and sometimes I'll go through researching subjects for days or even weeks or months to get it right! Reading these excerpts were excruciatingly painful.
I don't know about research, I'm pretty sure some of these people have never even SEEN a woman before 😆
I wish you guys included some "women writing men the way men write women" parodies. I've seen some really good ones that left me crying on the floor.
Have any links? I would love to read those and have a good laugh 😊
@@gabbym333 same!! lol
I've seen some good ones
His beard drooped with dissapointment
His balls tightened, like two lovers hugging each other for the last time
His mustache flexed angrily
His (p-nis) peeked from his fly, like someone looking through a window
Supply LINKS PLsss 😂💐
Links!!
The list of literature deaths got me. It got me. I remember sharing this list with my sisters and cackling about it, each picking our top three causes of our own deaths.
6:30, The author was doing fine until he wrote about her jeans having pockets. That's when I knew it was written by a man lol
AND THEN SHE BREASTED BOOBILY DOWN THE STAIRS!!!!
Loving this new content Jamie!! Hi Shaaba I always love it when you collab with Jamie!!
OH. MY. GOD. I remember reading this one, I ended up laughing for a good minute lol
NONONO IT WAS: SHE BREASTED BOOBILY TO THE STAIRS, AND TITTED DOWNWARDS
i forget where i saw that but it htink thats the quote
@@snail_enthusiast that can't be real...how 💀 😂
@@aceatlasska4343 ikr
@@aceatlasska4343 I know. I know, my friend. But it exists. Also, hello again!
(TW for people scared of paper cuts)
I couldn't imagine trying to cut paper with your nipple without the paper giving the nipple a paper cut.
I'm sitting here shuddering at the thought of it
😰 Horrifying pain!!😱😱
I have that kind of phantom pain thing aaaaahhhhh.
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING
I'm just seeing the nipple being straight up cut
7:49 bold of you to assume I want a *man* to find me attractive
The way Jamie introduces shaaba every time she’s on his channel is my aesthetic and the only kind of relationship I want tbh
Most of those sound like Captain Holt trying to act heterosexual, it's hilarious
"You know me. I see a pair of thick weighty breasts and all logic flies out the window"
(actually, the logic part seems pretty accurate with some of these writers)
OH MY GOSH YOU'RE RIGHT
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA,so true!!
I could totally picture that. I'm remembering when he was in hold up with Terry and they were trying to get that one suspect to confess. Lmao that scene was hilarious.
AJKGHJK i know it's gonna be funny then
Women authors need to start writing male characters this way. imagine the insanity. Also, "ship infidelity" sounds like you cheated on your ship. Like you got on a different boat and you died cause it was so traumatizing lol
His abs were like a Lenovo Keyboard... His skin was tan, his abdomen like a perfectly cooked waffle...
On that subreddit, people post satire on Sunday. So while not real, but if you want to have a good laugh, check the satire Sunday flair
Pedro Braga
Oh my goodness 💀
Unfortunately, there are already plenty of books that do this lol. Some of the things I've read from female authors describing men are both hilarious and horrifying lol. A lot of describing their genitals as "rods," "thick and meaty" and more. And that was in a supernatural fantasy book and not a romance or erotica. I cringe to think what it would be if I read a more erotic novel, lol.
Cheating in a ship would make total sense in a Aubrey/Maturin-novel. 😁
I heard this thing recently: “if you are able to sexualize two balls of fat on my chest, then you can love me for who I am” *gets teary*
"You finally got your boobs" sounded like an alternate version of Tinkerbell
Omg underrated comment
"She's wearing cling film."
I CACKLED.
BLUE cling film 😂
As a not native English speaker I have no idea what that even suppose to mean
Google says cling film is the transparent foil used to cover up food to keep it fresh.
@@lauratroy13 wich Language do do you speak?
@@ohmygodtheywereroommates7454 German
Haven't watched this yet, but I strongly disagree with the title!
I'm a man and I'm perfectly capable of writing womn ... wmen ... wmwn ... DAMN!
LOL
spell it out with me now jan, women. w-o-m- you get it? can you finish it? ill help, e-n. there we go! now put it all together! i believe in you!!!
Did you watch the video?
@@user-qe9jl4xw4u Do you know what a joke is?
wehmem
3:12 i am 99% sure is from a book series called artemis fowl, a series i used to love as a kid. Less so now that i see this
These two make each other so obviously happy it reduces me to a puddle of feels, I'm sorry your both just so great-
Speaking of women dying of stupid shit, my head canon is that being pregnant, stressed out, and choked was what killed Padme, not that bull crap "dying of sadness" thing they said in Revenge of the Sith.
My head cannon is that Palpatine stole Padme's life force in order to save Anakin.
"Broken heart syndrome" does indeed exist, a strong emotion like shock over the death of a loved one or joy over winning the lottery can trigger a heart attack even in young and healthy people. Padme's death still was handled pretty bad writing wise.
@@jolly_39 I'm here to second that. It's called takotsubo cardiomyopathy, and it looks just like a heart attack but doesn't involve any blood vessel blockages. The shape of the heart changes and the left ventricle can't pump properly.
@@andien8760 I agree!
That's what I originally had thought too.
“ships having an affair”
that’s be an interesting relation-SHIP
ah. the punnery is amazing!
A relationhuman
Oooh, they're in for a boatload of drama!
two trucks plays distantly
Totally shipping it tho
PLEASE PLEASE do more of these! The combination of the two of you AND /MenWritingWomen is absolutely golden!
Hi Jamie I just wanted to say I came out to my parents today and it's all thanks to your videos. Seeing people of the community on youtube raised my confidence and comfort in my sexuality and gender!!
I’m a bit late but I just want to say that I’m so happy for you and I hope you’re doing well dear internet stranger 🧡
YOU GUYS ARE SUCH A AMAZING COUPLE
*an
@@Cobble01 dude you stole my line-
@@iconicplottwist. same
IKR
Yes, yes they are. 💯🤗
As a man and a writer, this is to other men who don't know how to write women:
About writing women, uh... you could just... you know, write them as regular people with flaws and complex personalities and different things that make them different people. You know, good character writing-
Also you'd think that more men who write women would actually just ASK WOMEN to proofread their writing-
It seems like most of those men have never even met a woman.
Thank you for recognising women are just people as well lol.
@Io Oi Because it's tasty
@Io Oi yes you may only have a good day if your username is tasty you need a fast pass
I wanna assume those same dudes that weirdly describe every single movement of a woman’s breasts would talk about how feminat are destroying media if in any book, it’s described how a man’s junk is flopping around as he’s walking lol
One rule I just made up so uh… yeah.
Only write about anatomy if you can change the character’s gender and it still works. Sort of.
The Juliet one (the second one) is from Artemis Fowl! Juliet is in a family of top-notch bodyguards! That passage is from her big brother, Butler's perspective. They're a wonderful book series and that passage was very out of context.
If anyone’s ever spent a bit of time on Reddit’s women written by men page, it’s not uncommon for there to be some taken out of context.
I showed this to my mom and she absolutely loved it! Keep up the great content!
I saw this on Insta a couple of days ago and it’s just too good not to share:
“(…)she had to sit on the toilet some minutes waiting for the pee to come. Men, they were able to conjure it up immediately, that was one of their powers, that thunderous splashing as they stood lordly above the bowl. Everything about them was more direct, their insides weren’t the maze women’s were, for the pee to find it’s way through.”
Because as we all know life (and peeing) is just much more difficult as a woman🤨
The penis-haver urethra is so much MORE maze-like than its counterpart, though. 🤣
Obviously, zero knowledge of anatomy.
i snorted really loudly reading this XD
I probably shouldn’t be scrolling through this comment section while around people🤣
It's especially funny to me because, if anything, we struggle with pee happening too fast or being too concentrated and getting it everywhere. Especially with a certain kind of test. How are you supposed to predict where your stream will be if you can't see it?
...Oh, yeah, and they probably think pee comes from the vag. Lol
"You told me there would be boobs" "boobs" Shaaba is me.
yes. i aspire to be shaaba.
I laughed so hard! Thanks for this. I'd love a second part!!
This made me laugh so hard! By the way, I just recently discovered this channel and I have to say that you two are so cute together! I love the energy and goofiness that you bring out in each other! 💜💜💜
As a writer and as someone who was female/is AFAB, this was hilarious!
The irony is having a typo
Oh hi fellow writer
@@quiondasjj9293 lmao, yeah, I'm on my phone and it's cracked.
SAMEEE 😆😆
hello fellow female writer!
I think it's fair to say this was one of the most hilarious videos covering this subreddit! The dynamic between you two constantly cracking jokes is just amazing!
Please make a part 2 for this it's so good I actually laughed out loud T.T
As a large chested bi-lady who just happened to be making eggs while I watched this, I'm dead 😂😂 happy pride month, love you both 💗💜💙
the way jamie’s voice gradually gets higher when he reads out the things women have died for in literature
I suddenly want to know what "wrist fever" is supposed to be.
Absolutely love your vibes, you're so much fun. Gonna go and watch more videos of you two 💕
This was my JAM oml excellent vid
Not me sat here thinking about cutting paper with a nipple and thinking about how bad the paper cut would be
My first thought was "ow! Why!?"
@@joypomeroy1452 me too
Ohhhh geez that would be terrible 😬
Ahhhhh no now I can’t stop thinking about itttt
oof ouch no nooooo nOOO
“Women must have the right amount of pillows or death!”🤣🤣🤣
As a woman, I can confir-
*before I can finish, I drop dead. I didn’t have enough pillows.*
@@sneakysnek572 🤣🤣
@@sneakysnek572 DUDE THATS ME AT 3 AM! (I'm non-binary with women anatomy.)
I love your collabs so much, they always make me beam ferociously
Shaaba!!! Love you!
The second one, Juliet, is from the first Artemis Fowl book. She is pretty bad ass and was trained to be a bodyguard since her 3rd birthday or so... 😅
I was loving everything about the weapons and cars (minus the fact that it seemed that they were surprised that she was capable of that) and then when the makeup part was said I was just like:
Welp, you had an amazing thing going right there and you gone and ruined it
I was looking for this comment, also bodyguard in this case is more like assassin. In the context of the book most of the things make sense, except the make up
@@wingedyera The make up thing kinda makes sense to me what with her whole performative wrestler/badass aesthetic she's got going on, but I see where you're coming from ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Sure was peculiar recognizing this line from my childhood and realizing now how bizarrely written it is. It did get the point across when I read it as a kid, though.
I actually did not mind the make up part. For me it just sounded like that was something she likes to do but needs to have a military efficiency while doing it. so she's a badass but a badass who happens to like to wear make up since she was still a person with her own interests while being trained to be an assassin butler. Was it necessary? probably not but it also didn't bug me
Can we just talk about how freaking amazing Shaaba’s laugh is? Like seriously, it’s great :D ❤️
I know right? instant dopamine she's amazing
Hahaha 😂😍 I had so much fun watching this Video and you both reacting to These Texts!!! Much Love❤️❤️
4:58 I have to make Jamie squeak my new notification sound 😂
I definetly need a certain amount of pillows to live.
I sleep with 8 pillows lol
I sleep with 3 pillows but like 10 plushies right besides me, do plushies count as pillow-like?
To anyone out there that is struggling with their sexuality/sexual identity, i'm wishing you the best and sending you love from the bottom of my heart. I hope you find your true authentic self and get to be the amazing person you were always meant to be, soon.
To a better, free, fair world.
Happy pride, everybody! 🌈🏳️🌈
Thanks for the kind words, happy pride month
THANK YOU AND BESTS OF LOVE AND HUGS TO YOU TOO
Thank you I thought I had figured everything out and than I was like, "aM i AcE?!" I needed this
@@rue8778 Hahahaha awww! 🖤🌑🤍💜
@@anapalacinka6953 THANK YOUUU
Please do this again; this was a blessing! 😂
The paper discussion wild, even more so because it was just the first example. You guys are delightful and your senses of humour play off each other so well.
“Where are you now, don?”
*pauses in gay threatening*
“.... Single.”
pfftttttt
It took a minute for me to comprehend that, but once I did I spit out my cranberry juice lol
Actually, INCEL
Cranberry juice pog 👍🏻
Hello! This might not help a lot of people, but I know some people may need to hear this! You are so beautiful/handsome/androgynous and I care about you a lot! You’re doing so good/will do so good today!
Omg awh
you have taken my words straight out of my mouth (well fingers) and beat me to writing this :)
I seriously needed this!!
Back at ya 😎👉👉
❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
I love it when you two do a video together. I always end up laughing to hard, and smiling so much, that it physically hurts.
Usually, these videos about subreddits mostly repeat the exact same posts that I have seen before anyway, so it was a great surprise to recognise none of the posts and get the content on top of the reaction☺️
The only book I've read written by a man, about women, that makes any sense is called "The School for good and Evil " and it's a children's book.
I really liked those books, oddly
The book series'es I read were Rick Riordan books
It also has some queer rep and talks a bit about trans rights (particularly gender roles and bathroom laws)
I love that book series
@@thegenderfluidbisexual4077 Same! Have you read the most recent book.
2:49 juliet was literally professionally trained as a super-bodyguard
It's also stated in the book that she had to move around a lot during her bodyguard training, which is why the emphasis was put on her "blending in" and being able to do things very quickly. Though the wording "stunning Asian-European gene mix" and the makeup was a bit loopy, I think that passage was really taken out of context.
When they read it i was like "that sound so familiar...🤔" and then i realized it was Juliet 😅 she is pretty bad ass
What’s the book called?
@@RedBanana_ Artemis Fowl by Eoin Colfer
@@RedBanana_ I think it's "The Eternity Code" by Eoin Colfer, in the Artemis Fowl series.
OMG you two, that was hilarious! I needed that, thank you.
This is the hardest I've laughed all month - your videos are amazing :))
"Her breasts were like pomegranates." Rocky Flintstone, is that you?
I wondered that too!
I literally went into the comment section to see if anyone else thought this😂
I’m just concerned that someone other than Rocky evidently came up with what I’d hitherto thought to be a unique comparison!
AJSJSKSJJSKS the boobs r whipping the eggs 😂 plz that’s so funny
Also Happy Pride everyone!!! Please know that you are appreciated and you look beautiful today ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜🖤🤍💕
Thank you! Happy pride to you too
Absolutely loved this video! I love you guys!
this was very fun to watch, I love their energy together
I just wanna say I absolutely love the discussion about the cutting ability of a nipple and I think one of my genuine life goals is for myself and my partner to sit and have a cuppa one day with you two. Feel like it would be the best day ever.
BUUUUUUT... A nipple could not cut anything, regardless or density. Cutting paper is used to test sharpness not hardness. A diamond ball would be very hard but about as likely to be able to cut paper as a nipple.
i would love to see an object that is both floppy and sharp to be fair
@@saucybeansauce2775 extremely fast and thin stream of water
@@saucybeansauce2775 don't get me wrong, being hard does mean a blade holds the edge for longer, so stays sharper longer, but you could theoretically make any soft surface sharp, wood for example is very soft but can be sharpened, but will go blunt long before steel for example.
My point is it is theoretically possible to make jelly sharp enough to cut, but it would be more wobbly than floppy as it would at least need to be harder than paper or the paper would cut or crumple it first. ☺️
@@saucybeansauce2775 Paper itself can be sharp enough to cut while remaining flexible.
honestly, it just sounds painful trying to cut paper with your nipples. Think of all the paper cuts! ouch!
4:16 - The only one of these I can interpret is "going outside at night in Italy". Because Italy used to have malaria, and people often blamed the bad air (especially at night) rather than the mosquitoes that come out at dusk.
Vampires? 🤔🤔🤔
@@kellybrady4139 That was my first thought too! 🤣
Or it can simply be cold AF too. The Alps are a thing. And maybe other mountains too.
Awww I’ve missed you guys making vids together 🥰
Excellent, thank you for your service 👏
The second one, Juliet, if from Artemus Fowl, and she’s a great character. There is context to the problems with the discription; she’s part of a family trained from almost birth to be elite bodyguards/assassins. I think this section is were the book I’d explaining the Butler family (her family). We’ve already met her big brother, who is the bodyguard of the protagonist and a main character.
As a huge Artemis Fowl fan, the line itself is still very badly written & 100% deserves the call-out. We don't need context to know the "four minutes to do makeup" line is just heavily relying on misogynist tropes.
The whole 'she could blend into any crowd despite being half Asian' thing does still strike me as weird lol
I'd completely forgotten that line was in the books, admittedly, bit of a double take there. It does help the snippet a lot that the context in which it was written wasn't a prelude for the author to go to horny jail. Weird and maybe in need of a rewrite? Yes. Set up for a story where an older brother is way too attracted to their super cool younger sister? No.
when i realised it was artemis fowl i was like oh noooooooooooo
Ah this makes sense now! I read Artemis Fowl when I was younger and my impression was that these sort of descriptions are for humoristic effect. The description of Juliet is unrealistic but presented as perfectly reasonable and on the level of getting good grades and getting a part time job which would make a parental big brother proud, and that normality contrast is what makes it funny.
Aspiring male writer
I really
Really
REALLY
Hope my writing isn't that bad
The fact you don't want it to be like this means there's a good chance it won't be lol
(And good luck! :D)
Just write a character and make them female. Job done.
Seriously though, so long as you don't do stereotypical sexist things, like describing boobs/lips/thighs/butts/etc. sexually, relying on the male gaze to convey her worth, or talking about how she should smile more, I think you'll be fine.
I would generally avoid sex scenes altogether, I don't exactly know why they're a literary staple when they rarely add anything of merit and are rarely done well, but hey, that's tough if you wanna do erotica or something. Ultimately it's your choice, just be sure to research for at least 6 hours on any major detail that isn't your speciality/ not known super well.
Good luck, I love writing too and will hopefully write for an animated show one day, if all goes well :)
ask any friend that has experiences as a woman to help you out proofreading if you're still unsure :)
If you're worried just look at these and take some pointers!
haven't laughed that much in a while - thanks, you two!
Just rewatched this and we definitely need a second part! 😂
My mum named me after a (freakishly tall) fictional alien with, and I quote, “pendulum-like breasts”
I hope _intensely_ that your appearance doesn't resemble your namesake.
@@calamityjean1525 i am pretty tall but my breasts aren’t quite pendulum-like thank goodness
Please, praytell, where is that fictional alien from?
@@grammarnazi3876 Saga of the Pliocene Exile by author Julian May
@@grammarnazi3876 I’ve never read it but I want to
Happy Pride month to everyone including those of you who aren't out yet or are still questioning. ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
happy pride month!! xx
Happy Pride Month 🏳️🌈❤️
We need another one!!!!!!
This is amazing. Part 2 if you find more? (Although that would be disheartening to know it's out there but also would be hilarious).
Happy Pride Month! Everyone who is struggling to find out who you are and to those who already know where they are, YOU ARE BEAUTIFUL AND VALID. You do not need to know what/who/where you are to be valid. Not knowing is okay, and you should be so proud of yourself! I know I am proud of all of you. 🏳️🌈
HAPPY PRIDE EVERYONE🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️🌈
@Benjamin CS AHH TY!
And a Happy Pride Month to you too 🏳️🌈
@Benjamin CS you too
@@victoriarasmussen2496 thank you!!
HAPPY PRIDE 😩🏳️🌈🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️🏳️⚧️
I love all your videos and this is one of the funniest ones you've ever done!
Please do a tier list next time!! That would bring this from amazing to perfect
"women must have the right amount of pillows or death"
I will use this from now on when my guy friends make fun of all the throw pillows in my house....there are many because throw pillows are pretty🤣
Awww introducing Shaaba like that, sweetest couple
You guys are so cute together! I love watching your videos. Totally know how it feels to get criticised for not being a "feminine" woman. I shave my head, have facial piercings, and am 80% covered in tattoos! Men, mostly older men, tell me that to be an attractive woman I should have long hair. And that piercings and tattoos are only for prison "birds".
I bet they end all that assholery with ALSO saying "... and you should smile more!!" 🙈 Isn't it insane how people feel they are so entitled to an opinion on a stranger's body and fashion choices...?
I love you guys so much you bring me so much joy
The fact that the one about 'Juliet' is from Artemis Fowl, a children's series 💀💀💀
yeah the people defending it in the comments are making me sad. we need to be able to see this shit retroactively & not perpetuate/repeat it...
@@Ramberta I liked that series. But yeah, definitely issues.
@@Ramberta Okay, but how is it bad? lol Without context it sounds wrong, but with context it simply means Juliet is very good at being a bodyguard/assasin and still likes to be feminine and do girly things, that that those aren't contradictory. And her brother isn't proud bc it's "sexy" that she can do "stereotypical man stuff and look hot at the sime time" but simply that his little sister completed her training and is very good at their shared profession.
In a story where all character are over the top. Juliet is extremely good and what she does. She was trained to master skills, but as a consequence lacks skills in other areas, just as everybody who has focused a life's training on a very specific aspect. Musicians, athletes, scientists...