RE: Crazy = Sexy
February 11, 2014 at 3:31 am
(This post was last modified: February 11, 2014 at 3:33 am by EvolutionKills.)
Crazy can be attractive and sexy, but part of that is the whole 'playing with fire' bit. Crazy may be fun, but stable it most assuredly is not. Even then, what our mass media portrays as fun crazy people is a far cry from dealing with someone with very real mental health issues.
Captain Jack Sparrow, Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy are fun; but they're not representative of reality. Although as an aside, my personal favorite (fictional) 'crazy girl' is Therese Voerman (and her split personality Jeanette Voerman) from the PC game Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines; wherein she is a from a particular clan of vampires (the Malkavians) whose distinctive trait is their collective mental unsoundness. In Therese's case it comes to a head in a confrontation between her two personalities wherein she's ends up pointing a gun to her own head, and your decisions can lead to either personality permanently ending the other or reconciling their differences.
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Captain Jack Sparrow, Harley Quinn and Poison Ivy are fun; but they're not representative of reality. Although as an aside, my personal favorite (fictional) 'crazy girl' is Therese Voerman (and her split personality Jeanette Voerman) from the PC game Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines; wherein she is a from a particular clan of vampires (the Malkavians) whose distinctive trait is their collective mental unsoundness. In Therese's case it comes to a head in a confrontation between her two personalities wherein she's ends up pointing a gun to her own head, and your decisions can lead to either personality permanently ending the other or reconciling their differences.
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