I always wanted Quasimodo to get the girl in The Hunchback

[Phunkie]

http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs40/f/2009/018/f/7/Quasimodo_and_Esmeralda_by_Blue_J23.jpg

To this day, it still irks me that he didn't.

He was a beautiful person, both on the inside and outside. So what if he had some physiological problems? He was a real person.

Plus, it would have rejected the notion that nice guys always come last. Darn you Disney and that gold digger, Esmeralda.


What do you think? Do nice guys always come last? Or are girls too picky?

And would you ever date someone who is disabled or physically different in some way? Maybe someone who can't walk and uses a wheelchair all the time?

And yes, I know that Quasi finds a love interest in that stupid sequel. But that does not count.

[Compass]

When I first saw it I thought they we're going to be together.
It made me laugh that I saw all those other movies where it's like "Love is on the inside" and Disney said "NOT IN THIS MOVIE KIDS :D!"
Well it does show that you don't always get what you want in love and I don't see that as a bad message to kids because it's true.

It's hard to judge a whole gender of people just because of one movie.
But I have seen *Cough*Tyra*Cough* and I've seen picky girls.
Because of 1 "Flaw" like hairy legs they stop liking the person.
Which brings the fact that there is no perfect boy/girl.
If you mean someone you like there is going to be one thing you're not going to like about them and Disney movies has brainwashed kids thinking like that.

[Virtue]

To be honest, the so-called "nice guy" (often a shy and socially awkward person) nowadays is nothing more than the biggest misogynist jerk who feels entitled to having a quality girlfriend eventhough they have no game at all.

[Phunkie]

Okay, I give up.

But I still love me some Quasi. :3

[pinkkea]

Well, after Prince Charming this and Prince Eric that it's nice to see a...uh...change?