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Hello y’all,

The stupid Facebook AI ads got me again and now I’m looking for a dragon shifter/human fated mates romance.

The AI movie was historical fantasy. The dragon-shifter character was a prince, I believe, while the human was a dragon hunter. The dragon-shifter saves the human from something and then realizes they’re fated mates and has to try and convince the human to accept him and let him in.

Does anyone know of any books with similar vibes?

Hey y’all,

So the Facebook ads got to me. I saw a video clip for a weird AI hockey romance “movie” - one of those things you probably have to pay up the butt for 1-minute at a time. Anyway, I don’t support that nonsense, but the vibes were definitely intriguing.

So I’m looking for a hockey/college/sports romance type book where one character is cool, calm and collected, and is confident in their sexuality. While the other character is easily flustered, a bit outraged and going through their gay awakening.

Bonus points for D/s vibes or Daddy/boy. I don’t really have any major “no-nos,” but dark romance/bully romance is not my fave.

And obvs, I’ve read Heated Rivalry. 😂

I’ve been a teacher for the past 7 years and for half of that time, I have been miserable. Teaching is the only job I ever wanted to do (ever since I was a kid) and everything I have ever done was geared towards one day being a teacher - my volunteer experience, my work experience, all my college and uni coursework. I’ve always loved working with kids and I love learning and helping kids to learn. Unfortunately, as I’ve discovered, being a classroom teacher nowadays doesn’t actually involve much teaching. Instead we are playing whack-a-mole with 4 or 5 students demonstrating outrageous behaviours that derail the rest of the class and keep everyone from learning.

My current plan is to try and get out of a classroom teacher role and into a non-enrolling teacher role (likely in ELL). However, in case that doesn’t work out, I’m wondering what other jobs people have gone into after leaving the teaching profession? Preferably something where I can make a livable income and not have to go back to uni for 3-4 years first.