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→‎Comic Books: Unpotholed the work name and added a context tag to the only example in the section. It's still a xero-content example, but at least now it says what work it's from.

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Line 1: {{trope}} A '''Bespectacled Bastard Boyfriend''' (in Japanese fan terminology, ''~~kichiku~~[[Kichiku ~~megane~~Megane]]'', literally "brutal glasses") is a male love interest whose defining traits are that he is cold, cruel, and abusive to his romantic partner in a manner intended to be kinky and appealing to the audience, and that he wears glasses, which indicates that he is also smart, sophisticated, and successful. This trope runs on [[Fetish Fuel]], so don't expect anything close to a realistic depiction of abuse. This is purely a Line 47: == Comic Books == * ~~[[Scott Pilgrim\|~~Gideon Gordon Graves in ''[[Scott Pilgrim]]''.{{context}} == Music ==

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