Peter Pan womanizer?
Correct me if I'm wrong but the mermaids, Tiger Lilly, Wendy, and Tinkerbell all seem to be madly in love with Peter Pan.
How does he do it?
It's the tights.
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3/5/2010
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He's the only one on the island that is on the brink of becomming a man (but not quite there yet) I imagine him to be the same age as Wendi in this movie....so...around 15 or so. Plus...have you SEEN the other boys? Would you want to get with them? I think not.
sharePhysically he's on the verge of becoming a man, mentally not so much. I think that's part of the problem in the story, Peter very immature for his age.
I got ADHD and I don't take meds, yet I still got through college.
I'd say Peter is about 13, the mermaids are probably about 15yrs old, Wendy 13, Tiger Lilly 13, & Tinkerbell about 17. Tinkerbell isn't in love with Peter yet seems to be the only living being who can connect with her.
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It's like that in the book. The point is he refuses to grow up so he can do whatever he wants like making out with multiple girls in one day without consequence.
shareInteresting.
shareSo they like him because he refuses to grow up?
How is that appealing?
Not very manly. But it would probably work on little silly girls (or Cher).