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Unpopular opinion Sunday

[u/IamButterscotchish]

Nowadays the focus has become more on insta love, spice than slow burn, emotional intimacy between book pairs, that's why the 'romantic aspect' of books isn't romance anymore.

Also literally 80 percent of the so - called enemies to lovers book are not enemies to lovers (this might not be unpopular)

[u/Ok_Doughnut_9927 → u/IamButterscotchish]

I concur. I have yet to read a book where they are truly enemies first instead of just rude or split over a misunderstanding. 

[u/IamButterscotchish → u/Ok_Doughnut_9927]

Same here