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'''"Barbie bondage"''' can refer to one of three concepts, depending on context. | '''"Barbie bondage"''' can refer to one of three concepts, depending on context. | ||
Used figuratively, "Barbie bondage" is a metaphor for girls and young women adapting, partly due to outside influence, to the stereotypical bubble-brained, glamour-obsessed [[gender role]] that Barbie dolls are said to promote. | Used figuratively, "Barbie bondage" is a metaphor for girls and young women adapting, partly due to outside influence, to the stereotypical bubble-brained, glamour-obsessed [[gender role]] that Barbie dolls are said to promote. | ||
Used in a more literal sense, "Barbie bondage" refers to actual Barbie dolls being bound. In one sense this can be a humorous connotation to the fact that new Barbie dolls are secured very tightly to the cardboard backing of the boxes they are sold in, | Used in a more literal sense, "Barbie bondage" refers to actual Barbie dolls being bound. In one sense, this can be a humorous connotation to the fact that new Barbie dolls are secured very tightly by twist-ties to the cardboard backing of the boxes they are sold in. | ||
In another sense, this refers to Barbie dolls being [[bondage |bound]] and/or dressed in [[Sexual fetishism|fetish]] clothing to purposely evoke a connotation with [[BDSM]]. This can be done as a form of art, a way of protesting against Mattell's purported ultra-capitalism and stereotypes, or simply as a [[sexual fantasy]]. | |||
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== RCR-64== | == RCR-64== | ||
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"Barbie bondage" can refer to one of three concepts, depending on context.
Used figuratively, "Barbie bondage" is a metaphor for girls and young women adapting, partly due to outside influence, to the stereotypical bubble-brained, glamour-obsessed gender role that Barbie dolls are said to promote.
Used in a more literal sense, "Barbie bondage" refers to actual Barbie dolls being bound. In one sense, this can be a humorous connotation to the fact that new Barbie dolls are secured very tightly by twist-ties to the cardboard backing of the boxes they are sold in.
In another sense, this refers to Barbie dolls being bound and/or dressed in fetish clothing to purposely evoke a connotation with BDSM. This can be done as a form of art, a way of protesting against Mattell's purported ultra-capitalism and stereotypes, or simply as a sexual fantasy.
RCR-64
RCR-64 was the "official designation" for Robin's 64th birthday party. "The Birthday Cake" for the RCR-64 party is shown at right, complete with Barbie in Bondage, complete with a bench (lower right) with all the appropriate props (camera, rope, candle, more chain) for a bondage photo shoot. The cake is also decorated with fleur-dis-lis and Robin's initials.
- RCR-64 - Official web page for the RCR-64 party.
See also [ Barbie in Bondage ]
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