Suzanne may be (rightfully) afraid of being someone's fetish, so she just ignores the romance. She wants friends, not lovers.

#AmandaTheAnarchist is totally different - she lives for the communities and working with people. Her work is only one aspect of her life and does not define her. She likes her body, likes sex and is open about it.

Amanda feels a "sisterly duty" to younger Suz, showing her things she doesn't see around her and trying to teach her how to be a responsible adult.

Another #GliderInk character - #AmandaTheAnarchist :

As probably the most socially experienced member of the 'space she loves communities and working together. Sadly, some of the hackers refuse to respect non-programmers, and she's "only" a competent sound engineer.

Amanda fights for #feminism and wants to show people the regenerative anarchism.

She's emotionally mature, sex-positive and open to talk about it. She wants to be a protective "big sis" for Suz and introduce her to adult life.