Chas
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History teachers will find this interesting (albeit a little fftopic: )
There is a fascinating trend among Japanese teen and twenty-something women: increasing numbers of them are obsessed with history. Particularly the Sengoku Jidai period; they are referred to as History Girls - they generally have the hots for long-dead Daimyo and Samurai warriors. Apparently the young men of Japan are so disinterested in the opposite sex that the girls are gravitating toward their b@lls-to-the-wall, die-fighting-and-be-glad-to-do-it ancestors.
Fascinating, if a bit weird. Well, on second thought, not weird. Young women want their men to be MEN.
There is a fascinating trend among Japanese teen and twenty-something women: increasing numbers of them are obsessed with history. Particularly the Sengoku Jidai period; they are referred to as History Girls - they generally have the hots for long-dead Daimyo and Samurai warriors. Apparently the young men of Japan are so disinterested in the opposite sex that the girls are gravitating toward their b@lls-to-the-wall, die-fighting-and-be-glad-to-do-it ancestors.
Fascinating, if a bit weird. Well, on second thought, not weird. Young women want their men to be MEN.