Search Results: control in relationship

Assume they are all "Different, but equal."

Power
You have enough magical power to conquer the Earth (Instead of Hyrule) and Golden Land simultaneously. (Gannon)

Wisdom
You have super-human Wisdom to solve almost any problem. (Princess Zelda)

Courage
You are not afraid of anything. You have access to all of Link's equipment from Ocarina of Time and Link to the Past.

Beauty
You have super-natural beauty/attractiveness. You're like 2 standard deviations more attractive than the most attractive man/woman ever. Many people will serve you just because you are ridiculously attractive. (Think Kim Kardashian.)

Love
You have super-human love and control "Love magic" to help people's relationships work and find their true loving relationship. You can use this to control the minds of some evil people to prevent them from doing evil.

Mimic
You can copy other people's abilities just by watching them use their abilities. However, you are only half as powerful at each copied ability as the person you are copying. You can copy more than one ability or even more than one person simultaneously. Example: If you copied both Iceman and Human Torch, you'd have both of their abilities permanently at half their respective degree of greatness (avoiding a redundant power word). Your raw power can never exceed half the raw power of the Tri-Force of Power, and other abilities can never exceed half the level of the other abilities in this poll. In principle there's no limit to how many abilities and characters you can copy simultaneously though. So, you have an unlimited number of super-abilities at max potential, but each ability can't be more than half as great as the abilities on this list.

Life
You have the ability to create both realistic and fantastic life forms just by thinking about it. Mostly limited only by your own imagination. The single most powerful fantastic monster you are able to summon is a Holy Dragon (more powerful than an AD&D 4.0 Draco-Lich).

Never met a feminist fervent in her beliefs who also had a great relationship with her father. A positive experience with a father shows what's normal in healthy male leadership.

It's only when there's a breakdown in the family that this failure rears problems that tends to lead to girls that strike out hard against "control" the "Patriarchy" but really their father who failed them at the end of the day.

Plenty of girls with good upbringing will go with their friends to show support their friends at times, but they're not diehards that will die on the hill of every meaningless argument often found in feminism.

Because they're not true believers. The types of girls to say they're feminist for the social clout in their circle but actually doesn't give af and lives the opposite because she knows reality.