[ SECRET POST #5966 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5966 ⌋

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Comments

[fscom]

05. https://imagizer.imageshack.com/v2/288x384q70/923/g3ZYhZ.png

[(Anonymous)]

*looks at background and snerks*

[(Anonymous)]

I feel like I have seen exactly that line in a couple of characters on tv but can't for the life of me think who.

[(Anonymous)]

Ha. Yeah, I think a lot of women are of that opinion, when it comes to their bodies.

[(Anonymous)]

I get the first sentence, but the second... do we?

When I read the last part, at first I thought "true, we need more female characters who know they're attractive but aren't into men!" and was about to agree. How disappointing.

[(Anonymous)]

broken link, can't open the image :(

[(Anonymous)]

Uh, female characters attracted to...themselves? Can anyone give an example of this? Or do I just consume very different media to the OP?

[philstar22]

OP seems to think that noticing someone (or yourself) is attractive means you are attracted to them.

No, it is possible to notice attractiveness in anyone, including yourself, without being attracted to that person personally.

[(Anonymous)]

This ^