[Fairy Tale Retelling] The Girls' Stories

I recently started telling these female-centered stories to my sister in kindergarten. At first she was shocked to hear that the hunter, king, and knight were girls, because in most of the fairy tales she read, only the little rabbit who liked to wear skirts and bows was a female character. I really think we should have our own fairy tale

There is no need to kill many girls. There is no need for a reason or a reason to kill a man, let alone in the name of revenge for abusing women.

I want to watch Red Shoes, Cinderella, and Daughter of the Sea. Although the original version of Daughter of the Sea is about pursuing the immortal soul, the physical sensation is just for a nicer reason. The essence is still torturing women.

If girls can read this kind of female-centered fairy tale instead of the vulgarity instilled by the male society, they will not become object thinking and lose their natural aggression.

The second time I read it, it's a different story. The comment section of this chapter is full of sisters from all over the world with all kinds of good IDs: those with female characters, those who are sensational, those who are kings and divas... I am so satisfied and touched.

I feel like I can change son to man. Son and son are both neutral words.

Oh what I discovered! I'm writing this without updating (bushi) I read the first story and would like to share some of my views on the adaptation of stories about misogyny: Many people in the group have tried adaptations, and the purpose of adapting them is basically to restore women's primacy, break the dominance of women over men, eliminate plots of abuse of women, and create natural women. I noticed that after the eleven brothers came back, they secretly rejoiced that the younger brother had killed a woman [again], and regarded their ugly thoughts as facts that had already happened. If the idea of ​​​​creating evil was at the expense of many supporting actresses who died without even having names or lives, it would have deviated from the original intention of adapting the story. Later, when the princess grows up to be a king, she has to rob the male king. From a writing logic point of view, the princess (king) is separated from the previous persona. From a creative point of view, the adaptation does not necessarily have to go over all the key points of the original plot in order to write a comparison. And I thought that a country cannot have two monarchs. The next sentence was that the king wanted to take action against the king's husband. As a result, the king's husband took the initiative to cause trouble, and the king dealt with it passively. This setting is very familiar. Douban should have discussed its issues before. I don't think there is any need to elaborate and say that you can definitely get it.

Support, I saw someone being raped by an ex in primary school but I don't know what went wrong.

The author writes well. I would like to nominate "Red Shoes" to see if it is possible.

I really like this ending. It is not a stain on women to have desires and ambitions. Women's ambition has been stigmatized for too long