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>Ah, but what's the point of desiring a strong and smart man if he is still weaker and stupider than you? You could have a weak and stupid man and know no difference except if you compared them to other men.
It is inherently dubious to presume upon the motivations, capabilities, or insights of thousand-year old youkai.

>No youkai could ever feel safe in your arms if she knows she break through the skin, muscle, and bone with just a slight bite.
On the other hand, perhaps that kind of physical safety from harm is no longer a desire (as is often portrayed to be a universal one for mortal females), perhaps there are deeper and more complex appetities awaiting after centuries or longer of existence.

>While the ant is commendable for being able to be so impressive, a human infant still would not feel safe in the arms of a tiny ant.
This brings to mind a ponderous paradigm, namely that this "feeling of safety" and "in the arms of" is in many ways a primal and instinctive impulse. The reality of course, is that even the perceived strength of a man by his significant other is not rooted in reality. The fact of the matter is, any armed robber can overpower and still grievously injure the girl, or any other of a myriad examples where such strength or implied security proves only an illusion.

It seems not improbable that long-living wise youkai such as Yukari would be well aware of such facets of sentient existence on this planet.