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** There generally tends to be a rather flagrant DoubleStandard when it comes to the in-series romantic subplots: Following a breakup, the male characters are allowed to move on to different partners without being too villified for it, and even get to express interest in other women besides their girlfriend, while the female characters remain [[SingleTargetSexuality stuck on the same person]] volume after volume without it making any sense for them to do so and never appear to even show a smidge of appreciation for other handsome men. The most obvious example is of course [[RelationshipRevolvingDoor Gryf/Shimy]], but this is also present with [[WillTheyOrWontThey Danael/Jadina]], and it's definitely there with [[AllMenArePerverts Razzia]] and [[SingleTargetSexuality Tenebris]].
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** There generally tends to be a rather flagrant DoubleStandard when it comes to the in-series romantic subplots: Following a breakup, the male characters are allowed to move on to different partners without being too villified for it, and even get to express interest in other women besides their girlfriend, while the female characters remain [[SingleTargetSexuality stuck on the same person]] volume after volume without it making any sense for them to do so and never appear to even show a smidge of appreciation for other handsome men. The most obvious example is of course [[RelationshipRevolvingDoor Gryf/Shimy]], Gryf and Shimy]], but this is also present with [[WillTheyOrWontThey Danael/Jadina]], Danael and Jadina]], and it's definitely there with [[AllMenArePerverts Razzia]] and [[SingleTargetSexuality Tenebris]].
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** There generally tends to be a rather flagrant DoubleStandard when it comes to the in-series romantic subplots: Following a breakup, the male characters are allowed to move on to different partners without being too villified for it, and even get to express interest in other women besides their girlfriend, while the female characters remain [[SingleTargetSexuality stuck on the same person]] volume after volume without it making any sense for them to do so. The most obvious example is of course [[RelationshipRevolvingDoor Gryf/Shimy]], but this is also present with [[WillTheyOrWontThey Danael/Jadina]], and it's definitely there with [[AllMenArePerverts Razzia]] and [[SingleTargetSexuality Tenebris]].
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** There generally tends to be a rather flagrant DoubleStandard when it comes to the in-series romantic subplots: Following a breakup, the male characters are allowed to move on to different partners without being too villified for it, and even get to express interest in other women besides their girlfriend, while the female characters remain [[SingleTargetSexuality stuck on the same person]] volume after volume without it making any sense for them to do so.so and never appear to even show a smidge of appreciation for other handsome men. The most obvious example is of course [[RelationshipRevolvingDoor Gryf/Shimy]], but this is also present with [[WillTheyOrWontThey Danael/Jadina]], and it's definitely there with [[AllMenArePerverts Razzia]] and [[SingleTargetSexuality Tenebris]].
