[ SECRET POST #4702 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4702 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

yeah this is where I am. op's secret is light on the details. Is it just a consent thing in a bodice ripper? or is it they decided to go 21st century terminology on the consent? inquiring minds, OP. because we all might eye roll you on the first one but we'll join you in eyerolling the author on the latter.

[(Anonymous)]

OP here. The main conflict between the hero and the heroine is that he asked her to marry him. She said no and explained her reasons to him. After that they discussed those reasons together but the hero never dismissed or belittled her concerns. I felt that Pride and Prejudice was an inspiration for the plot. It had really nothing to do with 21st century terminology.

[(Anonymous)]

Um what. So it was the heroine turning down a proposal and nothing sexual? What the hell was the reviewer on to whine about MeToo as an influence.