[ SECRET POST #6112 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6112 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Remnant: From the Ashes]



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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Eh, maybe it's just me, but to me it feels like "safe" is defined different for himbos vs. bimbos. I can see why women might find the concept of a himbo as attractive and "safe", as in, here's a man who's good looking and physically very strong, but his kindness and sweetness means he'd never knowingly hurt you and can in fact be counted on to protect you and anyone else who needs it.

Whereas I don't think men fear for their safety so much when it comes to women. I think the kind of man who likes a "bimbo" type might find her "safe" as in, "she's too dumb to challenge my intelligence, superiority and any other sexist BS I plan to throw her way".

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nayrt

True, while the impulse can come from a similar place the overall tropes and reasons for them are not the same IMO. I can definitely see why the more recent fandom trope of the kind, strong himbo is so popular even if I am not wild about it myself.