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Which fantasy romance couple(s) would actually do well in therapy and are not strictly vibes?

✨Welcome back to another week of genre discussions!✨

Last week, we chatted about which fantasy romance couple wouldn’t survive therapy, this week let’s discuss the opposite.

Which fantasy romance couple do you believe has a chance in real life to work through conflict and make a realistic couple on page?

Maybe they’re immune to the miscommunication trope, perhaps they’re not a raging red flag. Which couple do you vote and why?

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u/acutelyproblematic — 1 day ago

POV: You’re ovulating and want recs that match this vibe

Serious question: what book do you think of when you see this pic?

I’m trying to bide time between now and next week’s big release by Sarah A. Parker. I happen to also be ovulating… completely unrelated 👀… so anywaaaaay. Give me recs

u/acutelyproblematic — 5 days ago

Which fantasy romance couples are pure vibes but would never survive therapy?

✨Welcome back to another week of genre discussions!✨

Let’s chat unconventional couples. I’m not asking who you dislike. I’m asking which couples are absolute cinema on page but would emotionally combust within 3 business days in real life should they have to work through their shit the “normal” way.

Examples can include character traits, communication style (or lack thereof), perhaps other influencing factors such as secondary characters.

Only one rule: if you’re dropping a couple, be prepared to back it up with why you think that!

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u/acutelyproblematic — 9 days ago

Release day! A Game of Cat and Witch by Ruby Rune

{A game of cat and witch by Ruby Rune} released today and I’m so excited to start this shifter romance! Is anyone else reading? 👀

u/acutelyproblematic — 11 days ago

Here’s to the people who miss reading while actively refusing to read 🪦📚

Welcome back to our monthly Friday reading slump support thread ☠️ aka another successful week of thinking about reading

What’s causing your slump? What cured it? Is there a cure? If you’re not reading, what are you up to instead?

I managed to temporarily leave my slump thanks to {This Kingdom Will Not Kill Me by Ilona Andrews} but that was short lived. Instead I’ve been slowly progressing through a rec from a friend & side-eyeing my reread of {when the moon hatched by Sarah A Parker} for this month’s new release…

What’re you all doing to cope or escape this reading slump?

u/acutelyproblematic — 14 days ago

I miss the tummy butterflies from reading this genre & my family side eyeing me when i randomly giggle or gush. What has you kickin your feet these days?

u/acutelyproblematic — 15 days ago

✨Welcome back to another week of genre discussions!✨

This week, let’s chat authors. Is there an author you loved or perhaps wanted to read their work but later found out they had controversy? And if so, what was it?

Please remember that this is not a space to debate politics and attack other users for differing opinions. You are entitled to your opinion just as everyone else is, so long as it is not hateful.

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u/acutelyproblematic — 16 days ago

✨Welcome back to another week of genre discussions✨

This week, let’s chat romantic relationships.

What is it about a romantic relationship that keeps you invested as a reader? What do you consider swoon-worthy? Or maybe cringe.

Bonus points if you have some tropes you gravitate towards, maybe lesser known/micro-tropes for your fellow reading community to try out 👀🙏

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u/acutelyproblematic — 23 days ago

✨Welcome back to another week of genre discussions!✨

This week, I want to know your fantasy romance gripes and hypes! What is one thing you love about the genre that has you kicking your feet and giggling and one thing that has you staring at the wall in silence?

No answer is the only bad answer 🤪

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u/acutelyproblematic — 23 days ago