I have just finished watching a Season 3 episode of House ( Episode 19 "Act Your Age") and one of the highlights of the episode is when Chase says to Cameron (this is not the exact line he said, but this'll do), "You care about puppies, flowers, (and he says more) but you do not care about the guy you've worked with for three years, the guy you've spent the night with, the guy you've slept with." With this, he held Cameron by the hand and looked at her sincerely, a smile on his face.

Effect on me: I INSTANTLY WANTED TO BE CAMERON RIGHT THEN AND THERE.

It occurred to me that Chase is at his most sincere that moment. So sweet, caring, loving. Wanting and hoping for Cameron to accept him as her boyfriend. Since Cameron and Chase have been sleeping together, Chase decided to take their relationship to the next level, but Cameron refused. If I were Cameron, I'd kiss Chase as my reply. ;D (Ambisyosa.)

It dawned upon me that if all men are like Chase, who is so sincere, so down-to-earth, so caring without being cheesy, and so considerate about other people's feelings (and so romantic to a fault hahaha) then the world will be a better place. Even if Chase established an "only-in-bed" relationship with Cameron along with their professional relationship, Chase simply cared about Cameron. He simply had feelings for the woman. He never thought of Cameron as a plaything, even if Cameron, at one point, liked House.

Chase's character may seem to be only an idea, but if men would actually start caring and stop being dense then women and girls alike would put an end to daydreaming about men who would sweep them off their feet and be their knight in shining armor.