[ SECRET POST #3533 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3533 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

It seems to me - and maybe this is off base and I'm reading stuff into OP that isn't there - that it's less an issue with stories explicitly dealing with pregnancy as a topic, and more that, for OP, M/F romances in general are intrinsically connected to romance? Like, the issue just pervades the whole genre for them?

[(Anonymous)]

But it doesn't. I can't say I've read a ton of romances but the ones I have read definitely do not involve pregnancy or babies.

[(Anonymous)]

What I mean is, maybe it's a situation where OP just can't get their mind of pregnancy when they're reading any M/F romantic plotline?

[meridian_rose]

I check the back of romance books and if the epilogue involves babies* the book goes back on the shelf/in the sale basket. As it stands, I rarely get to read romance novels. It's endemic in the genre.
*eta: because I don't want to read it not because I'm sad. I'm not only childfree but pretty much tokophobic.