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Re: Let's talk about romance plots!

[(Anonymous)]

I think there's a difference between not liking it and not liking how it tends to take the focus away from the entirety of the series.

For example, say the series has always focused on the dynamic between A and B. B and C fall in love, and suddenly, it's like A and B never had any dynamic whatsoever, and maybe even resent one another because A was also in love with C. (See: Wesley and Gunn from Angel.) While this does happen in real life, in-series it completely changes one of the things I may have really liked about it.

So I like romance plotlines where dynamics or other aspects of the series aren't drastically altered, but the couple are still, you know, a couple. I like couples that clearly grew together. I love couples who lack angst, save for situations where obviously there would be some - I want them to be happy, to have real problems of course, everyone does, but to work through them like adults.