Marissa Moira
kiwifarms.net
With the new Aladdin movie there's now a flood of jasmine dolls and none of them look screen accurate. This is apparently intentional because Jasmine is considered the most visually provocative out of all the Disney princesses.
A good chunk of the stock just isn't selling. They've either given the dolls sculpted on clothes(which hampers playing due to how girls like to dress up their dolls) or made them look nothing like the either of movies depictions, which frustrates children because they want what they view as the authentic definitive version.
There's always been weird issues surrounding toy dolls. Boys tend to play with action figures very differently, they're usually fighting or are toys that don't resemble humans at all, basically people tend to leave them alone until someone gets maimed or killed by local law enforcement. But toy dolls for girls have a laundry list of hang ups from assorted people and groups. Girls will play with dolls and will almost always act out situations that are closer to real life, mimicking things like socializing, shopping, and other normal every day activities. Basically whats considered positive and constructive human behavior.
It makes me wonder if this is one of the reasons why they're trying to fag up toy dolls. Since girls engage in more social playtime it might make people feel weird that they're treating plastic objects as real people, like there's something wrong with that sort of sincerity since the toy can't return the kindness.
There's also the laundry list of complaints about supposed body issues which in turn have made companies turn out some really fugly looking dolls by trying to emulate 'real women".
They also gave Bo Peep from toy story 4 mom jeans because she's a strong brave woman who don't need no man so she's not allowed to wear a dress.
A good chunk of the stock just isn't selling. They've either given the dolls sculpted on clothes(which hampers playing due to how girls like to dress up their dolls) or made them look nothing like the either of movies depictions, which frustrates children because they want what they view as the authentic definitive version.
There's always been weird issues surrounding toy dolls. Boys tend to play with action figures very differently, they're usually fighting or are toys that don't resemble humans at all, basically people tend to leave them alone until someone gets maimed or killed by local law enforcement. But toy dolls for girls have a laundry list of hang ups from assorted people and groups. Girls will play with dolls and will almost always act out situations that are closer to real life, mimicking things like socializing, shopping, and other normal every day activities. Basically whats considered positive and constructive human behavior.
It makes me wonder if this is one of the reasons why they're trying to fag up toy dolls. Since girls engage in more social playtime it might make people feel weird that they're treating plastic objects as real people, like there's something wrong with that sort of sincerity since the toy can't return the kindness.
There's also the laundry list of complaints about supposed body issues which in turn have made companies turn out some really fugly looking dolls by trying to emulate 'real women".
They also gave Bo Peep from toy story 4 mom jeans because she's a strong brave woman who don't need no man so she's not allowed to wear a dress.
