#karbie

[deweyduck]

ken carson being the best boy of all time 3/?

[outlawssweetheart]

I will not be accepting criticism on this, THANK YOU. 💅🏽

[ellisdelanceys]

Barbara Millicent Roberts would never create a matriarchy. Kenneth Sean Carson would never create a patriarchy. Barbie and Ken would never treat each other the way they did in that movie.

They love and respect each other, and they would only treat others with kindness, fairness, equality, and respect.

I blame Riverdale for this shit. (Aka, the Cynicalification of characters beloved by millions since childhood throughout multiple generations.)

[queenladonna]

Greta Gerwig, your crimes against Barbie, Ken, and Karbie can not stand. 😤

[simplybarbie]

"Paper beats rock"

[uglynavel]

Probably a controversial opinion but I hate the way Ken and his and Barbie's relationship was portrayed in the movie. As someone who grew up with parents in a toxic relationship. Having a male character like Ken was such a breath of fresh air. It's so rare to see supportive, healthy male roles. (Only ones that come to mind is Ron Stoppable in Kim Possible and Emmet in Legally Blonde)

And i feel like with so may movies we have two relationship plots. Either the man is the main focus and he is the woman's entire world or he's the most toxic person ever and she breaks up with him and becomes this woman is independent and doesn't need a man. (which is still great to see from time to time)

I think I may be taking it too personal because I've been obsessed with Barbie forever and I truly love Ken as a character and I really clung onto him because I didn't have any positive male figures in my life growing up and Ken was my dream man lol. And as funny as the whole mojo dojo casa house thing was it felt like character assassination. I know I'm being dramatic but i got so emotional seeing Ken call Barbie baby and objectify her because Ken would NEVER! And I feel bad for ken and didn’t like how Barbie treated him. It felt uncharacteristic of her to do that.

I still think we could have had the Kens represent how women are treated in the real world but I would have rather a different Ken start the patriarchy and Ryan Gosling's Ken could've been the representation for positive masculinity and be a foil and show boys and men far more earlier in the movie instead of at the very end that it's ok to be in touch with your feminine side, to be emotionally available and that actually loving and supporting your partner isn't weak like so many of these alpha male podcasts try to say it is.

While I understand what message was being told, I was really excited to see a man be the wholesome supportive, himbo boyfriend who is obsessed with his girlfriend and I'm bummed we didn't get to see that with what i consider to be one of the most iconic relationships that started that trope.

[musical-queen-teresa]

some sims karbie moments for all of the sad shippers out there💖

[phdinbarbievlogverse]

The only Karbie scene with a hint of romance in it from season two (yes sadly it’s the truth, it’s just this one scene).

[barbiehandlrr]

listen i'm a barbie (2023) stan but the phrase "it's barbie and it's ken" can coexist with "it's barbie and ken" and no i will never stop shipping them <3

[deweyduck]

KEN CARSON SAID “I LOVE AND SUPPORT YOU BARBIE NO MATTER YOUR CHOICES” IN EVERY SINGLE TIMELINE

[frootloops177]

OMG, I've been watching all those comments about the second season and I'm literally crying because in Mexico there even isn't the first season.

[thewhiskersonkittens]

How Barbie (2023) should have ended.

[ellisdelanceys]

I will NEVER, for as long as I live and can bitch, stop spreading the word about how Greta G*rwig falsely slandered Kenneth Sean Carson, my father who raised me, in that joke of a movie.

[camilleroberts210]

♡My first edit♡

Also my first post on tumblr 😊

[simplybarbie]

[theroyalmisfitmess]

BITCH BARBIE AND KEN FROM THE VLOGVERSE FINALLY GOT TOGETHER THE SLOW BURN WAS WORTH IT