'Cosplay is not consent' signs to be placed around MCM expo
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Anonymous
11 years ago
You can look, but you cannot touch.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Will definitely be worth it. Sad that something like this is needed but it will clearly help remind people.
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Anonymous
11 years ago
this is a great idea, although people should know better but it will re-inforce people to think twice about what they're doing
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Anonymous
11 years ago
Because that is NO gooooood
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Ed Jepson
11 years ago
I feel this is a very important matter.
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Honor Burrows
11 years ago
While this really shouldn't be needed (since it should be common sense), this is an amazing idea! Props to whoever decided to make a petition!
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Jocelyn Alvarado
11 years ago
Although these signs shouldn't be needed, it seems that people still do not understand that costumes are not approval for any sexual involvement.
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eve rod
11 years ago
Let's make this happen so every con eventually makes this happen
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Rebekah
11 years ago
Love this idea!
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Emily
11 years ago
I an terrified to wear the cosplays I want to wear because of this reason. I once cosplayed GLaDOS, which involved me wearing a white spandex suit with 'Aperture' written across the chest. I also wore two form correcting body suits underneath due to the white suit being quite see through. People loved it and wanted lots of pictures, but I also got the odd comments here and there that fired up my anxiety tenfold. It wasn't a great feeling. I want to be able to cosplay what I want without having to worry about these things.
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Chris Beadle
11 years ago
I wholly support that inclusion of signs like this at cons are sadly a necessary addition.
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Rory Deans
11 years ago
Signed.
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john liu
11 years ago
Yes
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Sarah Davis
11 years ago
Women dressed in cosplay is not consent to fuck them, I dont believe that anybody could use this excuse, yes they look sexy, but they look just like the characters they are trying to portray, do you fuck your computer screen?
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ishii
11 years ago
I am a cosplayer and this is a huge issue
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ishii
11 years ago
I am a cosplayer and this is a huge issue
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Rachel
11 years ago
Dressing up does not give anyone consent to touch or harassing
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becky andrews
11 years ago
Great idea :)
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James Anderson
11 years ago
Let's be NERDsafe!
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Althea Stephenson
11 years ago
I completely agree with this. Rumors of getting attacked at Comicon by creepers has dissuaded many people from attending them. I'm 100% in favour of this.
You can look, but you cannot touch.
Will definitely be worth it. Sad that something like this is needed but it will clearly help remind people.
this is a great idea, although people should know better but it will re-inforce people to think twice about what they're doing
Because that is NO gooooood
I feel this is a very important matter.
While this really shouldn't be needed (since it should be common sense), this is an amazing idea! Props to whoever decided to make a petition!
Although these signs shouldn't be needed, it seems that people still do not understand that costumes are not approval for any sexual involvement.
Let's make this happen so every con eventually makes this happen
Love this idea!
I an terrified to wear the cosplays I want to wear because of this reason. I once cosplayed GLaDOS, which involved me wearing a white spandex suit with 'Aperture' written across the chest. I also wore two form correcting body suits underneath due to the white suit being quite see through. People loved it and wanted lots of pictures, but I also got the odd comments here and there that fired up my anxiety tenfold. It wasn't a great feeling. I want to be able to cosplay what I want without having to worry about these things.
I wholly support that inclusion of signs like this at cons are sadly a necessary addition.
Signed.
Yes
Women dressed in cosplay is not consent to fuck them, I dont believe that anybody could use this excuse, yes they look sexy, but they look just like the characters they are trying to portray, do you fuck your computer screen?
I am a cosplayer and this is a huge issue
I am a cosplayer and this is a huge issue
Dressing up does not give anyone consent to touch or harassing
Great idea :)
Let's be NERDsafe!
I completely agree with this. Rumors of getting attacked at Comicon by creepers has dissuaded many people from attending them. I'm 100% in favour of this.