u/Unfair-Plane-1406

Im very late to ask this question but i just finished rewatching hotd series, and i was curious, was the wait in your opinion worth it?

I started watching hotd when season 3 was a few months away, so it wasn't that long of a wait, I was excited, and i have to say, for someone who cares only about the dragons, i loved this season, probably my favorite.

But for those who watched since the beginning or had to wait the full 2 years, was it worth it?

Something i have noticed is there seems to be a different between the sexualization of women and men in fictions or in media.

For women, it happens way more often, and usually unprompted, such as times when i see women playing sports normally and there are comments or people i overheard in person, sexualizing them, and saying very provocative stuff.

One thing i have actually noticed is that when women or female characters are sexualized, it strips them of their power, and agency. In many things I've seen like fanart or other things like that, it tends to treat women as an object to be conquered and used. Whereas for male characters or men, they tend to still have a level of power, control, and overall tend to be treated in a more fair way like being able to stay strong while the female characters are stripped of their power or simply turned into a subordinate.

It feels unfair when i look at it because the men get to stay strong and dominant while the female characters are forced into submissive roles, i see this in a lot of shonen, romance media, and hear a lot about the idea that women should be subordinate, it tends to make women less human or more of an object for use.

But what do you think?

Edit: (i forgot to mention this) whenever i see people argue against the backlash of oversexualizing and objectifying women is that "women do it too with the dark fantasies that make men as tall, strong, and muscular" but that also proved it that usually the representation still empowers men while the representation in this case (sexualization) tends to undermine, objectify, and depower women.

I literally cant care less about the humans, they're interesting sure, but their conflicts feel miniscule to a dragon. For me, the only reason i watch is because these beasts are there, same reason for hame of thrones, otherwise it'll just be plain boring.

Vhagar is my one true queen, I'd give her the iron throne if i could.

I cant find anywhere that people share the same phobias i do, i fear distorted and warped images, but bubbles are my biggest fear. Even in pictures, just seeing or even thinking of bubbles, especially soap bubbles, makes me sick. I get all icky and my spine violently shivers, i cant move or eat when it happens too. And its worse when the bubble is completely round, like a spere in the air, and its sea through.

I am actually terrified of objects that follow these main features; ball shaped, or spheres, sea through or transparent, have reflections, colorless, move around or wiggle, or are completely flat and smooth.

How would adam react to what anissa did to mark?

What would he say to mark, and what would he think of the situation between them after issue #110

Everytime i punch properly, twist my waste and throw a punch like a right hook, or forward hit, it does only like 5-10 hp, when the npc's have 50 hp. But when i backhand, slap, uppercut, or slam downward, it one shots them half the time, while most the time it does like 30 hp.

Why is this?

It is confirmed that vhagar by the end of house of the dragons is 290 ft long, 190 ft tall, 490 ft wide and was "nigh balerion-sized" by his final size. If this is the case. How big is he actually?

Sorry if this question has been asked a lot before, i just couldn't find any posts about it

When i watched the show, i didn't hate her but i also didn't like hwr as mich as aemond, although i maonly focused on the dragons

The one that comes to my mind immediately is invincible