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The manic pixie dream girl was invented to fix men

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God forbid a brooding protagonist goes to actual therapy when a quirky, brightly colored woman can simply fix his emotional trauma for free. This archetype exists entirely devoid of her own personal goals, parachuting into the plot purely to teach a miserable man how to embrace life's mysteries before fading gracefully into the narrative background.

The manic pixie dream girl was invented to fix men
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