why are broken girls so attractive?
Why are broken girls so attractive?
Brody Nelson
Lincoln Price
>I can fix her
>...fix her?
>I can make her worse
One of the three, depending on the reader.
Jack Martinez
What's the difference between 2nd and 3rd?
Christopher Kelly
because you're broken and want someone more broken than you to make you feel better in comparison
Adam Baker
2nd is already being satisfied with her current state, 3rd is seeing potential for "improvement"
Christopher Hughes
because dependent girl (either mentally or physically ) arouse the idea that you are needed, and thus both valuable and not replaceable. it appeal to insecure egos that can't project themselves in an healthy relationship with a valued partner and where they have to bring actual personal value to the table.
same reason they like loli (physical, mental and status superiority without effort on their part), isekai slave (absolute obedience in a world were no one will judge you for it) and harem protag that have vague generic quality (such as being "kind"), have random sexy accident (they want sex but don't want to express any will as they are insecure, so they like "it can't be helped" situations) and super dense (the girls have to do all the work, they want to be the prize while not showing any emotional vulnerability, and easily deny that they are playing the girls)
Luke Hall
>not replaceable.
>to a whore who's taken 1000 cocks
Is there a more delusional train of thought?
Thomas Jenkins
fuck yeah!!!!
Kevin Myers
kanae best gril
Wyatt Lewis
anyone got good broken gf stories?
Luke Wright
i just love to observe them.
Gavin Mitchell
Elijah Carter
bump
Dominic Jenkins
Didn't that girl fuck old man?
Colton Ramirez
>same reason they like loli
Alternatively: They are so superior that there are no suitable mates around and they'd be marrying down anyway. So instead they raise their own perfect waifu from the ground up rather than settling for the inferior, already beyond-redemption sloots and cakes. The gigachad variety of lolicon if you will.
Austin Rogers
They're not. is more or less spot-on.
Dylan Davis
>arouse the idea that you are needed, and thus both valuable and not replaceable. it appeal to insecure egos that can't project themselves in an healthy relationship with a valued partner and where they have to bring actual personal value to the table
being needed is bad?
Ethan Rodriguez
The funny thing about You Loved Me So Much It Hurt is that the author herself is pretty crazy.
Christian Watson
Every slut needs the gay friend
Hunter Robinson
This isn't even lolicon though
The guy in that case wouldn't even want to fuck her as a loli, after all the goal is to get a girl developed to his high standards. Where as lolicons just want an underdeveloped girl.
Hunter Gomez
Would you?