u/Foreign-Entry1797

>Feyre said carefully, “For what it’s worth, I was hoping you’d turn

yourself around. I wanted to give you space to do it, since you seem to lash

out at everyone who comes close enough, but you didn’t even try.”

*Perhaps you can find it in yourself to try a little harder this year.* Cassian’s words from **nine months ago** still rang fresh in Nesta’s mind, uttered on an ice-slick street blocks from here.

Nine months? Nesta has attended two consecutive winter solstice. So if we take "12 months in a year" rule into account then the whole acosf till the birth of Nyx has happened in a span of four months?!

1. Nesta is sent to HoW, then let me jump directly to the winter solstice where it is peak winter, which happens 12 months after the last year solstice, that is roughly 3 months after the intervention! (3 months)

2. Now the solstice celebration is of one whole week, at its end Nesta and Cassian are bound into the bond (+1 week)

3. Cassian leaves for another week (+1 week)

4. Then blood rite is for one whole week. (+1 week)

After the count of 3 months all these weeks hardly made up another month. So how is Nyx born at the start of spring?!

How did spring come to NC in a single month?!

Also Fae pregnancy is of 10 months, so how did Feyre had labour so early cause even if Nys is two months early, she has to be 8 months pregnant, means she must already be around four months pregnant during the intervention?! Damm Rhys how long did you keep her death a secret from her?!

Pls someone explain the timeline. Am I going crazy or is there really some serious fault here?

After reading some specific popular romantasy books and participating in popular fandoms I have come to the conclusion that most of them are misogynistic. They defend and glorify everything the MMC does, ignore it when the authors themselve sideline the FMC, change the definition of SA, give the credits of FMC to MMC, ignore it when FMC plays his cute girlfriend and then drop some lines here and there where side characters say MMC is scared of FMC and expect me to believe it, refuse to see that FMC's character development and skill in powers was unearned and rushed bec she is in the competition with immortals who have have had centuries of training and shouldn't be praised by every single character or villain for it, and then accuse other readers who express their uncomfort over such situations of misogyny instead.

Such places make it harder for me to read a series bec I am sorry if it bothers someone else but I can't shut my brain off or read without my feminist glasses because reading *is* feminist! Now I can't drop the genre either because love romantasy! It is so easy to read and I do like romance but as a secondary or tertiary plot.

Preferred examples: The Cruel Prince series, Throne of Glass series, To Kill a Kingdom, Sorcery of Thorns, One Dark Window, Reign and Ruin, Siren and Scion

Also drop some names where you have seen powerful and unique FMCs with autonomy and authority