Yeah, it makes total sense. I know about neutrality, but I'd never thought about how the Swiss actually maintained it. I'm Dutch - it got us out the Great War because Germany made do with Belgium, but not out of the Second, where that 'heavily armed' bit was, err, not well implemented and we sort of trusted that we'd…

Hee! You rock.

You just know he'd propose a threesome at some point.

The whole question smacked of that thing where you tell a straight person you're dating a woman and their thoughts immediately turn to your bedroom. And then sometimes they'll ask. I have a hunch that this guy's attraction has something to do with that kind of sexualization.

Like this, I meant.

Heart for clear explanations! That.

You're not wrong.

Awesome post. Mostly superhero/action, I noticed. Now why would that be?

I'll grant you male he-mans. But I don't think sex is on the mind of the people drawing there. Nor is, specifically, the hetero female audience.

Yup. Some countries even go as far as not allowing their citizens to give up their original citizenship, even when they have been born somewhere else and lived there all their life.

Really? Because I'm into guys and I don't see much sex in the 'hear me roar' poses. Machismo, sure, but that's not sex. Try googling 'sexy man' and spot the differences.

Switzerland has military service? You learn something new every day.

TAX DODGE.

Oooh that is awesome. There's really no better way to explain it.

Yes, we all have it bad!

Not just posing ass-first, but also just so to allow a good look on the tits.

Oh, I see - it's bait.

question interviewees from that purview, whose gender neither you nor your interview subject share.

I'm trying to figure out why it bothers me so much, and I think what I find most annoying is that we get this feature presented as a closed conversation between two guys, talking amongst themselves and about themselves, going out on a limb about the state of manhood.

You mean those shows with the fully fleshed-out female characters?