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* Ethica Kibanohara from ''VisualNovel/TokyoNecro'' is someone with a very long list of sex-friends and she is ready to sleep with just about any woman she comes across with only two real exceptions. Her boss Ryouko as Ethica refuses to take advantage of her vulnerable emotional state following the death of her husband mixed with [[IncompatibleOrientation the fact that she is straight as well]], and Kiriri who she [[CantActPervertedTowardALoveInterest has far deeper feelings towards]].
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* Ethica Kibanohara from ''VisualNovel/TokyoNecro'' is someone with a very long list of sex-friends and she is ready to sleep with just about any woman she comes across with only two real exceptions. Her boss Ryouko as Ethica refuses to take advantage of her vulnerable emotional state following the death of her husband mixed with [[IncompatibleOrientation the fact that she is straight as well]], and Kiriri who she [[CantActPervertedTowardALoveInterest has far deeper feelings towards]].
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* Occurs in the ''Series/ColdCase'' episode "Rampage". A boy calling his crush out on this (after she was sexually assaulted, yet still expressed interest in the lead rapist) led her to egg on a pair of {{Spree Killer}}s.
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* Occurs in the ''Series/ColdCase'' episode "Rampage". A boy calling his crush out on this (after she was sexually assaulted, gang-raped, yet still supposedly expressed interest in the lead rapist) led her to egg on a pair of {{Spree Killer}}s.
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* In what's essentially a RunningGag of the ''Franchise/JamesBond'' series, despite occasionally flirting with her, Bond never sleeps with [=MI6=] secretary Moneypenny, even as he beds a plethora of women throughout each film. (though this might not be in Creator/DanielCraig era, as at least two scenes heavily imply that that they ''have'' had sex, and if not, it's ''she'' who's rebuffed ''him''.)
