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BigStudBen commented at 2015-09-01 15:52:32 » #1806274
So far it seems that the Naruto girls get it their way, what kind of message are they sending out to young women...
Oh, & I'm here b4 the haters. ;P
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So far it seems that the Naruto girls get it their way, what kind of message are they sending out to young women...
Oh, & I'm here b4 the haters. ;P
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Anonymous commented at 2015-09-01 20:53:39 » #1806468
it's a shonen series, it doesn't give a crap at all about whatever message it's sending to girls -- girls only read/watch shojo, amirite? everyone knows all girls only care about romance and are entirely repelled by action and adventure.
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it's a shonen series, it doesn't give a crap at all about whatever message it's sending to girls -- girls only read/watch shojo, amirite? everyone knows all girls only care about romance and are entirely repelled by action and adventure.
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Anonymous commented at 2015-09-02 08:21:00 » #1806717
He deserves that and more after what he did/put her through.The Irony of them being together. I can just see Sakura's response when Sarada inevitably asks about her and Sasuke's not so bright past. Sakura will likely just fake smile before quickly walking out of the room.
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He deserves that and more after what he did/put her through.The Irony of them being together. I can just see Sakura's response when Sarada inevitably asks about her and Sasuke's not so bright past. Sakura will likely just fake smile before quickly walking out of the room.
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BigStudBen commented at 2015-09-02 08:40:52 » #1806727
I'm sure that some girls do read shonen, I know my sister did.
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I'm sure that some girls do read shonen, I know my sister did.
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Anonymous commented at 2015-09-02 15:10:17 » #1806889
I feel like anon2 was probably being sarcastic. At least I hope so, since I'm a chick and I ingest probably more than my fair share of shonen.
But it's also important to remember that this series wasn't written for Western readers with Western values. In traditional Japanese culture, it's highly admirable for a woman to devote herself entirely to one man without regard to whatever hardships she herself has to face in order to maintain that devotion. Self-sacrifice is also considered a good quality. I wouldn't be surprised at all if Sakura is actually considered a good role model for girls by the more traditional elements over there.
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I feel like anon2 was probably being sarcastic. At least I hope so, since I'm a chick and I ingest probably more than my fair share of shonen.
But it's also important to remember that this series wasn't written for Western readers with Western values. In traditional Japanese culture, it's highly admirable for a woman to devote herself entirely to one man without regard to whatever hardships she herself has to face in order to maintain that devotion. Self-sacrifice is also considered a good quality. I wouldn't be surprised at all if Sakura is actually considered a good role model for girls by the more traditional elements over there.
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Anonymous commented at 2015-09-03 17:06:44 » #1807488
I always thought Sakura was similar to Naruto in that she didn't give up in caring for Sasuke. Unlike Naruto she wanted to kill him to stop him from doing what he wanted to do but couldn't because she cared for him too much. Different but somewhat similar.
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I always thought Sakura was similar to Naruto in that she didn't give up in caring for Sasuke. Unlike Naruto she wanted to kill him to stop him from doing what he wanted to do but couldn't because she cared for him too much. Different but somewhat similar.
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