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  • The disposable Black girlfriend is so insidious and so nasty and so . . .
    The "disposable Black girlfriend" is so insidious and so nasty and so racist, it's just like - don't put us in the show if y'all can't be bothered to make a well-rounded character
  • I Was Born Sexy Yesterday : r menwritingwomen - Reddit
    The commonly used trope called "born sexy yesterday" usually refers to a woman that comes from another culture world and is unaware of her own sex appeal, so she is easily impressed by anything the "everyman" explains does to her
  • TopCharacterTropes - Reddit
    r TopCharacterTropes: A community to share your favourite character tropes with the community From characters with similar themes, to weapons with…
  • I hate the girlbossification of female characters in fandoms . . . - Reddit
    Also, it's kind of sexist too In most fandoms, the male characters are given complexity and are allowed to be cringy and fail at times and still be a respected character For female characters, it seems like the fandom just can't see girls as cringy and lame and still strong characters
  • What is your favourite genre, trope, kind of MMC FMC? And . . . - Reddit
    Trope: Childhood best friends to lovers or older brother’s best friend, with an overprotective love interest They’re tied for first place There’s just something about a love interest who has known the MC their whole life and is also super protective of them that just works for me Protectiveness and familiarity combined are like crack
  • MEGATHREAD: GRUMPY SUNSHINE : r RomanceBooks - Reddit
    Here is a link to all MEGATHREADS Megathreads are evergreen posts Did you recently read and love a book? Find a megathread with the relevant tropes and add your recommendation! Don't see a trope you love on the megathread list? Drop a comment on any megathread and I'll add it to the list Is there a megathread for a trope you love? Follow that post to be notified when people comment with
  • What exactly is a trope? : r EnglishLearning - Reddit
    A trope is a narrative device that the audience will recognize across several stories It's like a concept, or idea, or pattern that is used in different stories to convey some sort of meaning Sometimes it may be seen as a cliché or stereotype, but it isn't inherently bad In fact it's (almost?) impossible to tell a story without tropes
  • Not everything is a trope. : r writing - Reddit
    trope = basic building block of a story, its theme, or a character cliche = badly used or overused trope You're welcome


















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