כן אבל להגיד על אישה שהיא מתנהגת כמו גבר זה לא תמיד מחמאה
אם מדובר בהתנהגות מינית או/ו באופי יותר מדי אלים זה בהרבה מהמקרים לא מחמאה(אליזבת השנייה פופולרית דווקא משום שהיא לא מתנהגת כמו גבר), ואם מדובר במראה זה גם בהרבה מהמקרים לא מחמאה. החופש של גברים להסתובב ביותר מקומות והכוח הפוליטי לא נובע רק ממנהגים חברתיים אלא גם מעניין של "Might Makes Right", גברים הוכיחו הרבה פעמים איך אפשר להחליף שלטון בעזרת הפיכה צבאית, וכדי ששלטון יחזיק מעמד הוא בהרבה מהמקרים צריך כוח צבאי, ורוב הלוחמים בצבא הם גברים.
"An unfeminine female character looks like, or is mistaken for, a male. Sometimes this is to show that she's as tough as a guy, sometimes to show that she's a Butch Lesbian, but frequently just to show that she's unattractive."
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/LadyLooksLikeADude
"Averted pretty much every time the lovely princess becomes queen mid or end-story, or when the queen was a princess in a prequel to the story, and when the princess rules the kingdom much like a queen would, and is only princess in title. Good queens don't need to be listed. They are simply The High Queen."
"The idea that "only a fool would want to be ruled by a woman" played heavily into the lives of real life queens in history — even if their rule might have been decent or competent, many queens tended to be viewed with suspicion or contempt by their male underlings. This is particularly true if the queen's manners and sexual habits were similar to those of powerful men."
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GodSaveUsFromTheQueen
"When it comes to women in positions of power with royal lineage, there are two flavors. On one hand, you have the evil, power-hungry bitches. And on the other hand, you have this trope."
"The High Queen is rarely a love interest, but the few times she is, expect a little warming up due to the charms of the hero."
[URL]http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheHighQueen[/URL]
""I am stronger than you, therefore, I make all the rules." This very simple aphorism can be used by a character of virtually any level of intelligence. Whether it's the thug with a club or a super genius with a kill sat, it is the same. Their power justifies whatever it is they do."
"Truth in Television for the vast majority of human history, including today. Fortunately for those of us living in Real Life, the whole idea of Knights In Shining Armor, True Warriors, and "Comes Great Responsibility" is to espouse and encourage the virtuous use of power. The truth is that "Might" is a weapon like any other: its effects depend on s/he who wields it. It is possible to use might for good."
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MightMakesRight
אם מדובר בהתנהגות מינית או/ו באופי יותר מדי אלים זה בהרבה מהמקרים לא מחמאה(אליזבת השנייה פופולרית דווקא משום שהיא לא מתנהגת כמו גבר), ואם מדובר במראה זה גם בהרבה מהמקרים לא מחמאה. החופש של גברים להסתובב ביותר מקומות והכוח הפוליטי לא נובע רק ממנהגים חברתיים אלא גם מעניין של "Might Makes Right", גברים הוכיחו הרבה פעמים איך אפשר להחליף שלטון בעזרת הפיכה צבאית, וכדי ששלטון יחזיק מעמד הוא בהרבה מהמקרים צריך כוח צבאי, ורוב הלוחמים בצבא הם גברים.
"An unfeminine female character looks like, or is mistaken for, a male. Sometimes this is to show that she's as tough as a guy, sometimes to show that she's a Butch Lesbian, but frequently just to show that she's unattractive."
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/LadyLooksLikeADude
"Averted pretty much every time the lovely princess becomes queen mid or end-story, or when the queen was a princess in a prequel to the story, and when the princess rules the kingdom much like a queen would, and is only princess in title. Good queens don't need to be listed. They are simply The High Queen."
"The idea that "only a fool would want to be ruled by a woman" played heavily into the lives of real life queens in history — even if their rule might have been decent or competent, many queens tended to be viewed with suspicion or contempt by their male underlings. This is particularly true if the queen's manners and sexual habits were similar to those of powerful men."
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/GodSaveUsFromTheQueen
"When it comes to women in positions of power with royal lineage, there are two flavors. On one hand, you have the evil, power-hungry bitches. And on the other hand, you have this trope."
"The High Queen is rarely a love interest, but the few times she is, expect a little warming up due to the charms of the hero."
[URL]http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/TheHighQueen[/URL]
""I am stronger than you, therefore, I make all the rules." This very simple aphorism can be used by a character of virtually any level of intelligence. Whether it's the thug with a club or a super genius with a kill sat, it is the same. Their power justifies whatever it is they do."
"Truth in Television for the vast majority of human history, including today. Fortunately for those of us living in Real Life, the whole idea of Knights In Shining Armor, True Warriors, and "Comes Great Responsibility" is to espouse and encourage the virtuous use of power. The truth is that "Might" is a weapon like any other: its effects depend on s/he who wields it. It is possible to use might for good."
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/MightMakesRight