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April 25, 2012

April 25, 2012 - Oh Star. I think I've already talked about her (lack of) popularity, but she can't be completely wrong. There's got to be at least one woman this would work on. In fact, I hesitate to consider that Star's advice probably works on a larger percentage of women than I would like to believe. But I'm way more romantic than Star when it comes to physical intimacy (and by physical intimacy I mean sex, in case you didn't catch the euphemism, which is now no longer a euphemism).

Theorhetically Star also makes an interesting point on the appropriate behavior of each gender when initiating courtship. Men are expected to be aggressive and women submissive, though as the line has blurred the chance of rejection has increased while gender roles of who initiates contact remains and perhaps men need to grow more aggressive to combat that? Is the line where Star draws it or is it somewhere else entirely?

I honestly have no idea what I'm talking about. I don't date much. Thinking about it hurts my head. So I'm just gonna shut up and not say any more.

-D

"With Fetus" copyright D Murphy & Emily Ansara Baines, all characters and original content copyright D. Murphy & Emily Ansara Baines unless otherwise indicated.

	April 25, 2012 - Oh Star. I think I've already talked about her (lack of) popularity, but she can't be completely wrong. There's got to be at least one woman this would work on. In fact, I hesitate to consider that Star's advice probably works on a larger percentage of women than I would like to believe. But I'm way more romantic than Star when it comes to physical intimacy (and by physical intimacy I mean sex, in case you didn't catch the euphemism, which is now no longer a euphemism). Theorhetically Star also makes an interesting point on the appropriate behavior of each gender when initiating courtship. Men are expected to be aggressive and women submissive, though as the line has blurred the chance of rejection has increased while gender roles of who initiates contact remains and perhaps men need to grow more aggressive to combat that? Is the line where Star draws it or is it somewhere else entirely? I honestly have no idea what I'm talking about. I don't date much. Thinking about it hurts my head. So I'm just gonna shut up and not say any more. -D
"With Fetus" copyright D Murphy & Emily Ansara Baines, all characters and original content copyright D. Murphy & Emily Ansara Baines unless otherwise indicated.