[ SECRET POST #2538 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2538 ⌋

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Comments

[ninety6tears]

I like love triangles okay. I think it's irritating that we even need the label for something as vague as one person having more than one "love interest" (an even vaguer term) when that's a just plain realistic thing. Obviously the way that marketing has made it into a big THING (like in YA novels) makes a number of the stories feel too contrived but I'm tired of hearing people trash the whole concept like it's impossible for it to be written well. Especially when it's like "As if romance is gonna be significant to anyone in a post-apocalyptic setting." When people are dying and emotions are running high, why the fuck couldn't it be? (Also, The Stand always comes to mind when people say that, because the resolution of a love triangle in that book manages to be a spectacularly significant moment of character growth and I will stan that subplot forever.)