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I want to expand my Nintendo Switch library; i've only got three games for the console and i'm interested in purchasing the "Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection" as I loved Street fighter 2 and would like to play other games in the series; having them all in one game would be convenient

However, the game costs around £34-£40 on the Nintendo Switch and £21-25 on other consoles such as the X box one and PS4 as well as the PC, which opens it up to the world of modding. However, my friend who is WAY into fighting games told me it was a bad idea to buy fighting games for PC for various reasons.

We do have a PS4, but my other siblings also play it a lot. So really, it's between buying it for my Nintendo Switch at a higher price or buying it on my PC which isn't recommended. Which do I choose?

So my girlfriend, who I've been with for about 2-3 months now, is obviously very tomboyish.

Just by looking at her you can't really tell, but you can sort of guess so. She never wears skirts and dresses... she only wears a dress on formal occasions. She usually just wears jeans or shorts. She also doesn't wear any make-up, or have any type of piercings... not even earrings. At work she says she wears pants instead of a skirt.

Her hair is also pretty short for a girl. I can't really describe it, but it's similar in length to Videl's (from DBZ) when she cut it while Gohan was teaching her how to fly. Sorry if that makes me sound like a weeaboo, but that's all I can compare it to, lol.

Personality-wise, she's also definitely a tomboy. Most of her favorite shows and movies and books all include some kind of violence and/or adventure or fighting... like Game of Thrones, Breaking Bad, Dexter, Star Wars, Lord of the Rings, Harry Potter, Friends, etc. She also loves many anime. She's also very physically active, and loves swimming and sports and soccer and the such.

But despite all this, her outfits are always just so cute, and she always smells so good, and her skin and hair just feel so silky and nice whenever I feel them.

When I brought this up to her despite her being so tomboyish, she laughed and replied with, "All because I'm a tomboy doesn't mean I'm not into fashion or that I don't take care of my skin and hair."

So are tomboys usually like her, with cute clothing choices, a good smell, and really soft skin and hair?