Steve spent 1942 drawing Wonder Woman. She appeared on newspapers, notebooks, the margins of other pulps, any bit of paper they had lying around. He sketched her nervously on an enlistment form once, much to the army doctor’s amusement.
“Hey, Wonder Woman has a guy named Steve too, y’know,” Bucky said, grinning, and then set him up with a six foot tall brunette who Steve couldn’t say a word to without blushing. She gave up after her tenth try at starting a conversation, and Bucky was kind enough not to mention that Steve’s next few superheroine sketches had her face.
Steve’s not the ideal woman. She definitely wasn’t before, either, but now, now that she’s six feet tall, covered with muscles but her breasts barely larger than they used to be, if you wanted the ideal woman you definitely wouldn’t look at Steve Rogers.
You might look at Peggy Carter. Probably not, not once you got to know her—Steve’s never known the kind of guy who talked about the ideal woman to include the ability to punch your teeth in—but by looks, yes. Peggy looks like a pin-up, except that her skirts are longer.
Not that Steve’s absently drawn her in pin-up poses, or anything. Not often, anyway.
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Irene would do sex ed and advocate keeping sex work safe as well as legalizing it
“So.” Irene slaps her palm with a riding crop. “We normally don’t talk about politics on these shows. At least, most of us don’t.”
Cut to Mycroft rolling his eyes. Mycroft may be tied to a bed at the time. Cut back.
“But there’s a very important issue I need to bring to your attention. Many of you may believe certain stereotypes about sex workers.
“I am lucky. I have stability. An established position. Bargaining power. Most sex workers don’t.
“But all of us deserve safe working conditions. No matter who we are, where we’re from, or what we do.”
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