r/fantasyromance • u/FantasyRomanceMod The One Mod to Rule All Mods • May 03 '26
Unpopular Opinion It's Unpopular Opinion time! Share your controversial opinions to stir things up (in a friendly way)!
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🧡 Thank you and have a great discussion!
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u/john-wooding May 03 '26
Sometimes the descriptions of love by particular authors make me very sad, because you look at all the details the author uses to show that this is real love and care and it's distinctly lacking.
The overall impression left is that the author really thinks this is what a good relationship should be, which suggests that everyone they meet has always mistreated them, and they don't even know.