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>>20218285
Hey guys, can i post? i'll GTFO upon request, but...

i get what MonsterGirls is about. i get it.
but let's go in world.

say this one character is a normal fighter. say a somewhat experienced soldier in some army or a frontier guard. he's generally strong enough for war, only a 5 to 6 on the looks scale, and has the kind of awareness that PTSD / a life of fighting grant to a person. he is relatively normie as far as his life goes, still has parents, and has a network of warbuds / people he knew as a kid or apprentice. he's an utter workaholic, and most girls would call him outright boring.

So, in MonsterGirls-style worlds, their females seek to breed with our males.

what if this guy is generally meh about the whole prospect. he's going to be mostly either resting in a barracks or working, which means putting his life on the line. not a lot of time to meet grills. he read a few old legends about what monsters do to people, and has that in his head. but the sight of a Monster coming over sexual to him is a thought that outright wigs the guy out.

can he exist in-setting normally or will this guy have to suicide in order to avoid getting a Monster girlfriend? ....even as a background character is ok, i'm just saying: is this a legitimate character? serious. i am just saying, are all the men in this series MC class material?

i can see this guy running from or fighting a monster girl.
i can see him taking death before dishonor. yes, death.
maybe his family/buds are the conservative dicks who aren't pro-monster? he's the kind of person who'd follow the morals taught to him as a youth.


so,
.....
Does this guy have a place in the setting or is this guy out of here?


Thanks!