I agree with others (even Kolwalski, surprisingly!) that you need to elaborate, because you are not using common sense. First, I'd like to ask... are you a male or a female bot? If male, I think you are being genuine, but perhaps naive. If female, you are definitely full of shit.
Likely female, but my Naval recruiter was a Chief Sandy K, a white male, so you never know.
This is a French movie directed by Luc Besson. They aren't neurotic about sex and sexual urges. They are honest, and their women are not cowards.
Never believe a woman who denies their early teen libido, or need for intimacy at any age. It's off-the-charts. Females are degenerate sluts & liars. The only thing they value more than sex is control & secrets, therefore their go-to word is... wait for it... "creepy." They are projecting.
Men, no matter how violent or methodical (i.e. Leon) they may seem, are not actually socially-inclined or sometimes even capable of seduction. That is not their forte. Even at 12 yo, or whatever, Mathilda is light-years ahead of Leon at initiating & appreciating intimacy. SHE is the predator/groomer!! Society will tell you otherwise, but that is because we aid women in the pretense of purity. Besson was being totally frank and above board w/ the viewer & that's all too uncommon nowadays.
As a realist (and sometime, misogynist), I don't give a fuck. I'll spoil any woman's dirty little secrets. Their need for control is pathetic. Newflash... nobody would buy it if Leon proceeded to slap her ass and break her hymen... here's what would happen:
The visual would cause skepticism in the audience—or at least those with actual life experience. People find it easy to accept covert intentions or desires because men talk a big game, but in their heart they intuitively understand that a middle-aged man doesn't force himself. He's sends her to the store to buy milk. And he did.
So, Sandy, how does it feel to be outed as a fantasizing slut?
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