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Kind of a part 2 to this question.

We were discussing why men hate being Friendzoned, and why some women don't understand why men hate being Friendzoned and why it IS a "consolation prize." Here is everything that I said before in the other question:

"[A friendship] has to be organic. Men and women see friendships/relationships differently. Most men will separate friendships and relationships. Men will have their guy friends social circle, and their one woman who they date/marry at home.

Most men won't want friendships with women]because chances are very high that nothing will eventually "develop," and his feelings of infatuation won't just 'go away.' IF he has a female friend, he won't EVER try to ask her out or turn her into a girlfriend. Men do not ever cross that line. While women sometimes do sometimes turn friends into lovers.

Men don't want to "just be friends" with women they romantically like. Not now, not EVER. Men who say otherwise are just simps and orbiters who can't admit it. But they are. Men will usually equate being a partner as much higher status than a 'friend,' with a 'friend' being low-value, easily replaceable, and ultimately meaningless in that person (the woman's) life.

So if a woman rejects a man's romantic advances and asks to 'just be friends,' to some of those men, that means she just told that man that she thinks of him as inferior or unworthy of her. This is also why SOME men lash out and get angry. Those issues are all on them though, not the woman."

Do you agree or disagree with the question?

These are four female characters from a work of fiction I have called The Cheetah. When I wrote it back in the 90s and 2000s, each one was based off of a late 90s female Pop Star, of the era. Which one looks best to you?

Jennifer Ericson is the daughter of a legendary crime boss in Magna Harris. When her father was executed, she took over the organized crime in town at the age of 23 and uses a high-tech plasma pistol (gotta keep the show PG!) After the main hero defeats her and topples her crime empire, she joins the side of the series' arch-villain, Darkness. Jennifer is based on Britney Spears.

Margaret Anderson aka Siren is a local 19-year old lion who happens to be a semi-famous pop singer. But she has the superpower of ultrasonic blasts using her voice, and is secretly the superheroine known as Siren. She soon became The Cheetah's girlfriend. Siren is loosely based on DC's Black Canary, and her likeness is based on Christina Aguilera.

Jessica O'Neal was just an ordinary five-foot tall, college-aged girl who was too small and timid to join the military like her father and older brothers. But during the Dreados invasion of Earth, she was chosen to be Earth's "Champion" and given a transformation into a 6' tall, extremely powerful superheroine, who assisted the series' main heroes during the alien invasion. Jessica is loosely based on Steve Rogers/Captain America, and her likeness is based on Jessica Simpson.

Brittany Tran aka Crush was a normal Vietnamese-American girl, who just happened to be the best friend of Jennifer Ericson, local crime queenpin, before this became public knowledge. To be thanked for her years of friendship, she was kidnapped and transformed into an eight foot tall, hulking super-brute named Crush and stripped of her willpower, being a walking weapon. Although Brittany still has self-awareness, making her a slave in her own body. Crush is based on Mandy Moore, who's 5'10".