אתה לוקח את זה יותר מדי ברצינות, מצידי שיחשבו ככה אם בא להן
"In some settings, it is taken as a given not only that All Men Are Perverts who think about sex constantly, but that the average man will immediately attempt to force himself upon any woman who isn't sufficiently protected. Simply not raping a woman is therefore in itself a sign that a man is a pure and noble hero."
"Particularly common in Low Fantasy settings whose writers are trying too hard to avert Politically Correct History or Anvilicious Straw Feminist works. Also often goes hand-in-hand with a Sweet Polly Oliver heroine, as this is the only way a woman can leave her home in one of these stories without being set upon. Strangely, men are rarely seen as targets for this rampaging rape culture, except in prison movies where it's likely to be used as comic relief."
"See also I'm a Man, I Can't Help It. Obviously packed to the gills with Unfortunate Implications, and needless to say not Truth in Television."
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/AllMenAreRapists
"A female character dresses up as a man to accomplish some end. Often becomes a variant of the Jackie Robinson Story. The sports version is especially popular in children's media, since it allows for an Anviliciously contemptuous boys' team for the heroine to win over with her talents."
"Named for the old, old folk song "Sweet Polly Oliver" (quoted above), in which a woman disguises herself as a man so she can join the army and follow her soldier lover. However, the trope predates the name, going back apparently to a 6th century AD Chinese myth."
"If a girl dresses like that all the time, she might be a Wholesome Crossdresser. Sometimes the audience (or a character) doesn't know this at first, and is surprised to find out Samus is a Girl."
"Many times when this is done in film and TV, the actress playing the crossdressing character rarely does a convincing job (see Hollywood Homely), requiring Suspension of Disbelief on the part of the audience that the other characters encountering her really believe she is a man/boy. On the other hand, quite a few women really did get away with this surprisingly easily in the past, which The Folklore of Discworld phrases as "in an age before unisex fashions, trousers meant 'man' and skirts meant 'woman'. Trousers plus high-pitched voice meant 'young man'. People didn't expect anything else, and saw what they expected to see." As a type of Weirdness Censor, the human mind will simply ignore small details that could give the ruse away, once it has classified a person as either male or female. And in societies in which male and female gender roles are clearly separated with no room for overlaps, this effect would be even stronger, as the idea of meeting a crossdresser would be even more inconceivable than it is today."
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/SweetPollyOliver