Certainly, but it’s male desire you’re commodifying. His desire is what is being objectified. You have to create desirable heroes, and then you have to show them desiring the heroine. That goes for any heroine, though, no matter who she is or what she looks like. You have to show the hero wanting, wanting, wanting.
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Have you seen the ones that look like video game character screenshots? Lawdy.
Ugh. Merry Gentry isn’t as bad as Anita Blake, by the same author, but seriously...that author is the worst. She is *thoroughly* mocked everywhere. Ignore her.
STAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!
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What I usually see is that if it’s m/f, there’s the highest chance there was an actual photo shoot done, i.e. there’s touching. Then they’ll paste in another dude (or 2, or more than two) for menage romance. Then they’ll do cutout dudes for gay, don’t seem to do nearly so many photo shoots for those.
Does an intern have the same rights as an employee?
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His wife is her friend. She gets to decide whether or not she wants to tell her friend the truth about her life. He should’ve either not cheated or been discreet enough that his wife’s friends didn’t get put in this position. He’s rich and famous, he could’ve found women young enough to be his daughter to bang…
Just BBW romance, or are you looking for a sampling of what’s going on in erorom these days?
Fangirlin’!
If you’re sincere about understanding the romance genre, you should try embracing these tropes.
I have been waiting for the bros who cannot tolerate happy fat women to discover BBW romance, but then realized that would require them to actually read. I think it's safe!
No, please don’t do that. You handled this perfectly. I think a lot of folks aren’t reading through before they respond to you, but we can see the whole story. Please keep posting. I like you.
Well I know what I’m doing this weekend. Assuming this show is on Netflix.
I’m torn.
Ugly sobbing.
That’s when I broke.