Display title | No Guy Wants an Amazon |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | It's not easy for women and girls on TV today to be both beautiful and strong, like the Amazons of Greek mythology. Why? Because All Guys Want Cheerleaders, but no guy wants a girl who can beat him up. If you must be a Magical Girlfriend, he would prefer the Yamato Nadeshiko type. A Huge Schoolgirl or Cute Bruiser all grown up is a threat to his tough, masculine image. Which you'd think would be an incentive to try to work out more, rather than a deterrent to date her. |