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Which is a better idea

A. James, who was raised by his father, has been isolated his entire childhood and even home-schooled. The father has trouble getting him to be an adult, so James' sister Syhrita (pronounced Sigh - ree - tah) takes him in, but struggles with helping him date, make friends, and other social aspects of life. (this is a dramedy)

B. This is a story of 3 friends on a journey. Two guys, Dornell Smith an inspiring singer and rapper, and Timothy Benson an inspiring scriptwriter. Both who would sell their soul to be famous go through battling and juggling relationships, family matters, and financial hardships. They go through their journey with childhood friend Vena (aspiring social media influencer, actress, and model) who would do the same for fame, but with the unique struggles of a woman.
(this would be a comedy with some cartoonish tones)

• please be diplomatic
• no insults
• anything disrespectful I will let an admin no

Thank you in advance

As a guy, I've lived this. Ever since I was 12 I always had negative thoughts of myself, making me retreat, keep to myself, and away from anything hardly ever feeling like i mattered to much of anyone.. never went to a friends house. Hell, I hardly even went outside at all. I have been mostly very withdrawn socially ever since, so it just surprises me if any woman, would actually be okay with that and still like to be in a relationship with him

The way I see it, most women want the kind of guy that is sociable, strong minded, and outgoing, which i believe usually makes the woman a lot more honestly attracted to him, because I just feel like most women want a singular type of guy, and wouldn't be able to stand being in a relationship with a guy that isn't what they dream of or want. Especially if he is some shy quiet depressed guy, and I really doubt most women would actually want to help their boyfriend out of being depressed because it would be another pity party they wouldn't want to be invited to. But I kinda can't blame them. Because it's tough being with someone depressed you'd love to enjoy happy moments with them but trying to pull them through their depression and helping them realize that there are and can be better days ahead takes a lot of effort, and persistence. But what I also realize better days, better things and better relationships come because of the effort and persistence from people that care enough to help things be better.

I feel like a couple usually never stay happy together if only one of them is honestly willing to be there for them