[ SECRET POST #2162 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2162 ⌋

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Comments

[diet_poison]

See this is one way in which I really don't fit the stereotypes. I don't get why it always has to be about the guy saving the girl. Over the course of my life (since puberty) when I've daydreamed about a guy I've crushed on, if there's a danger/hero/rescue scenario, it's virtually always me being the hero. It never even really occurred to me that that would make him ~less manly~.

[agentcthulhu]

It never even really occurred to me that that would make him ~less manly~.

It did occur to me, only because I know how stupid and pig-headed some people can be. The way I see it is, I want my partner to be able to bail me out of a bad situation. It doesn't matter if my partner is a guy or a girl, I trust that they'll do what needs to be done when the time comes and I'll do the same if our roles are reversed. Anything less is illogical.

Not everyone this this way though. Sigh.

[diet_poison]

Well, yeah, obviously you'd want them both to be capable of helping each other. That just seems like common sense. Too bad a lot of people don't see it that way.