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seriousfic ([personal profile] seriousfic) wrote2008-06-16 04:40 pm

The Best and Worst of The Spirit: Ellen Dolan



Wait, did she... did she just order up a boy-hooker? Right in front of her boyfriend?

I see some reorganization is due on account of Ellen fucking Dolan.

Best Superhero Girlfriends

  1. Mary-Jane Watson Ellen Dolan
  2. Lois Lane
  3. Linda Park


Or wait... does this count as a negative?

Worst Superhero Girlfriends

  1. Karen Page Ellen Dolan
  2. Ollie Queen
  3. Lana Lang

[identity profile] desolate-joker.livejournal.com 2008-06-17 08:17 am (UTC)(link)
This is so awesome!

I don't think it was actually uncommon to have more than one boyfriend at the time back then - I remember my Grandmother (and several others of her age group) actually had more than one boyfriend, if anything (she told me) it was looked *down* upon if you didn't!
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[identity profile] greenmansgrove.livejournal.com 2008-06-17 02:10 pm (UTC)(link)
In earlier generations, dating more than one person at a time had no great stigma to it. However, "dating" has itself shifted since then. "Dating" now is much more akin to what "going steady" was back in our parents (or our parents parents) time.

Then, dating multiple people at the same time was expected. How else were you to get to know people, and make a decision about who you were going to spend your life with. Then, as things got more serious, you'd start going steady, and kind of precursor to getting engaged. Engaged to be engaged, so to speak.

But these days, many people assume that if you're going on a date with someone, you're not seeing anyone else. Serial monogamy at it's worst! ;)