In what ways is Blanche DuBois a classic southern belle?

Blanche,
like most upper-class Southern belles, is like a hothouse flower. She needs protection. She
never learned about the real world because she had the protected childhood of an elite Southern
girl. That protection was destroyed by the Civil War. Stella likes a real he-man who gives her
real sexual pleasure and satisfaction, while Blanche lives in a world of illusion and likes
young boys who are only good-looking and potentially romantic. She was married to that type of
boy, she said, and he died young. Notice how she talks to that young boy who comes to collect
for the newspaper in Scene Five: Young man! Young, young, young man! Has anyone ever told you
that you look like a young Prince out of the Arabian Nights? Well, you do, honey lamb! Come
here. I want to kiss you, just once, softly and sweetly on your mouth! Now run along, now,
quickly! It would be nice to keep you, but Ive got to be goodand keep my hands off
children.