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Old 07-25-2013, 05:08 PM   #19
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I see the logic, but I think the problem originates with the mass-media, in general, not with "what women think they want", in particular. Writers create artistic content. Based on theirwriting, Hollywood machine makes movies and creates idolized images of men and women. Those images that become popular are being followed and repeated by the viewing public until they wear out.
I disagree and I also think you're underestimating the importance of early childhood conditioning via Disney, etc.

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Then, new images are created. At present, the public is fed the images of Paul Rudd, Michael Cera and Jason Bateman, as the men-type most women should love, because these guys are so sensitive, so kind, so polite and... well, so womanly. I find it repulsive, personally, but I am not a woman...
Again I disagree. These guys largely star in movies that cater to male fantasies, specifically the ones in which the hapless loser gets the extremely hot woman. In these movies they're still portrayed as less desirable on basic level than a more typically masculine persona. They only get the girl via intangibles and/or fortune.
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