#get help

[shatshay]

wanna buy some addys

this is the best ending

[bloodsoakedbuckley]

sickening.

[lokisloverisnthere]

Incest and pedophilia aren’t kink’s guys. Let me run that by you once more, incest and pedophilia are not kinks. Whatsoever.

Toodles!!

#Seriousmysterious

#anticensorship BUT #PROCONSEQUENCES

[hamavocadosandwich]

brocedes and their intricate breakup rituals in the paddock. imagine showing up to work and your colleague is bumping into you while adjusting his umbrella to make sure he doesn't have to see his ex. meanwhile, the ex, who is also your former colleague and current work associate, is staring at his ex like he wants to swallow him whole

[decayingredroses]

The concept of knowing how to help and accommodate a coworker that you've met only once 10 months ago but not knowing how to do the same for your own wife

Frank Langdon, I wonder about you

[kindest-little-fella-in-town]

he’s not doing so hot huh

[bluiela]

Whenever I see people who say,"if you want Elain and Lucien endgame, you are this disgusting boy mom woman and whatnot…

Please learn the difference between fiction and real life.

This is a fictional romance series. The mate bond is a plot point. Plot points need closure. That does NOT mean “women should give men a chance in real life.” It means readers are discussing where the AUTHOR is taking the STORY.

People ship Elain with Lucien or Azriel. Both are fine. But acting like someone is morally evil for thinking the narrative setup points toward Elain and Lucien is genuinely concerning and you need help..

Characters spending time together in a romance book so the relationship can develop is called… storytelling. That is how romance plots work.

If you are comparing “ these fictional characters will end up together because it's so obvious” to real women being pressured in real life, you seriously need to log off for a bit because fiction and reality are not the same thing.