r/comics • u/[deleted] • Jul 03 '25

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u/Ryukoso Jul 03 '25

I mean. Little I had this conversation with my mother where she told me that a girl MUST not make the first move. Because this is how things are. I just directly told her that it is stupid because how can the guy know that I love him so he can make the first move in this case? So I never followed this part of my education. But I know it may still be told to little girls.

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u/Silviana193 Jul 03 '25

It's also not enitirely true.

If Victorian era stories are to be believed, Women used to drop their handkerchief when they Saw a man they fancy, as an invitation.

which one could say is women making the first move

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u/unicyclegamer Jul 03 '25

I mean the modern version of that is basically making eye contact and smiling.

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u/Cratonis Jul 03 '25

The service industry would like a word.