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⌈ Secret Post #2524 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Male protagonist also get love interests, so it's not like it's only female protagonist getting singled out. Looking at Disney (since you brought it up), Aladdin, Simba, Robin Hood, Bambi, Mogli, Quasimodo (eventually), Hercules, Tarzan, Milo, that car from Cars - all had a love interest in the end.

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The fox in Fox and the Hound...

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and just who was Quasimodo's love interest in the disney movie? I had understood Esmeralda hooked up with Phoebus.

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Madellaine

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[(Anonymous)]

Problem is, all those dudes? Generally shown as having their relationship as *part* of their happy ending. Looking through your list, I think the only one for whom the relationship is more or less the sum of the happy ending is Tarzan.

But a lot of stories about women end with the marriage and babies being the *only* thing they need for their happy ending. They got their wedding and their children and now all is right with their world. It's a weird implication that men want a balanced life in which family is a part but women have no real interests beyond popping out babies, which is unsettling