@Web_Lain I'm always amused the eGirls trying to use Malfoid to sell their bodies but the fans who are protecting Malfoid and her purity are gatekeeping and rejecting them.
You can choose: are you for a short time or for all time.
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Malfoid: The Forgotten Nature of Romance, Men, and Women
Malfoid is a manifestation of what we all, deep down, feel and want to express, both men and women. But more than that, she represents something society has nearly crushed out of us: men want romance, too.
Men experience romance through being wanted, needed, and yearned for. Malfoid captures that spirit perfectly. A girl who cannot help but desire a strong man to lead her out of the darkness. A girl who doesn't even realize she needs saving, and a boy who knows, by all rights, he shouldn't want to save her, but does anyway.
He loves her unconditionally, despite everything she has put him through, all the trouble she has caused, and all the reasons he has to walk away. Because despite what the entire world tries to do to keep them apart, they are meant for one another. He overcomes her flaws and puts aside his own to save her.
This is the true, pure princess romance.
A woman craves a man who can tell her no, a man who can confidently lead her through whatever storm comes their way. She wants to feel safe, protected, and cherished. A weak man who cannot stand his ground or make difficult decisions cannot give her that security. If she must always lead him, how can she trust him to protect her?
And no matter a woman's status, whether she is a princess, a queen, wealthy, powerful, or independent, that does not erase her desire for a strong man. No amount of status can replace the feeling of being loved, protected, and wanted by a man she truly respects. Even the strongest woman can yearn for someone strong enough that she can finally let her guard down.
But men need women just as deeply. Men need women to yearn for them, because being wanted gives a man something worth protecting, someone worth sacrificing for, and a reason to become stronger than he was yesterday.
This is a story not just about romance, but about what it truly means to be a man and what it means to be a woman.
It is in our nature to need one another. We have simply forgotten our places in this beautiful dance called life. We have been taught to compete with one another rather than complement one another, to deny our differences rather than embrace them.
And perhaps if we remembered what we mean to each other, men could once again feel needed, women could once again feel protected, and we could both rediscover what it means to yearn for one another.
To yearn for true love.