WolfBoy
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So what's the difference between a toy, an action figure and a doll? The same as a graphic novel and comic book? .
Nothing.
At the end of the day, its all dolls or comics.
As collectors we use sub names for items to separate the types of markets they're aimed at, and that's cool, but why laugh at a dude who buys a Barbie when you buy the exact same type of product, except its a male figure and comes with a gun?.........they're ALL plastic articulated toys with mixed media clothes/hair, the only people that genuinely believe they are actually different are deluding themselves. Show them to any non-collector in the street and they will all call them dolls, that's what they are.
I can totally understand that people may not like the common aesthetic of what a "Barbie" looks like, long soft hair, a dress, ect......that's fine, visually its not what they're into, but the mocking or laughing of those products when you have a whole collection of pretty much the same thing just marketed differently makes you look like a bit of an idiot imo. You're not fooling anybody but yourself, and the desperation to hold onto your masculinity is kinda pathetic.
Takes more balls to admit what they are than to pretend like you're "above it".