Victoria Lenny
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Victoria Lenny • upvoted 7 items 4 days ago
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Victoria Lenny • upvoted 17 items 5 days ago
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I feel like oftentimes characters are able to read just a little too much simply by looking into another's eyes. "She looked into his eyes and saw hope with a tinge of sadness, layered with uncertainty mixed with conviction." Obviously that's a bit of an exaggeration, but you see my point.
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Basically, anything where "No" from a female character means "you haven't earned my trust yet and I act ~uppity~ due to modern feminism; you must prove yourself by protecting me from the danger I walked into due to my childish refusal to listen to men; only then will my inner woman be unlocked". *gag* I hate hate everything about that trope and it needed to have died in the 80's. Bonus: she's got an endearing reason to be super insecure, like a small birthmark, or being held prisoner her whole life. Here, "no" means "I can't believe anyone will find me beautiful and it's going to take some persistence to persuade me you do" F**k everything about these "women don't really mean it when they refuse you" tropes.
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"Two people of opposite sex have to solve this problem together. There is no way in hell that they aren't going to fall in love, that would just be weird. What are friends or colleagues?"
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Miscommunication leading to conflict. Especially when the characters point blank refuse to utter another word to each other, even when a simple sentence of explanation could resolve the entire problem. Forced drama like that makes me hate a book.
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Hurricane Mitch Rendered The Choluteca Bridge (Honduras) Useless After It Changed The Course Of The River It Was Built For
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People Share The Worst Roads In Their Countries After Brit ‘Complains’ About A Potholed Street And Here Are 43 Of The Scariest Ones
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I feel like oftentimes characters are able to read just a little too much simply by looking into another's eyes. "She looked into his eyes and saw hope with a tinge of sadness, layered with uncertainty mixed with conviction." Obviously that's a bit of an exaggeration, but you see my point.Most-Annoying-Book-Tropes
Basically, anything where "No" from a female character means "you haven't earned my trust yet and I act ~uppity~ due to modern feminism; you must prove yourself by protecting me from the danger I walked into due to my childish refusal to listen to men; only then will my inner woman be unlocked". *gag* I hate hate everything about that trope and it needed to have died in the 80's. Bonus: she's got an endearing reason to be super insecure, like a small birthmark, or being held prisoner her whole life. Here, "no" means "I can't believe anyone will find me beautiful and it's going to take some persistence to persuade me you do" F**k everything about these "women don't really mean it when they refuse you" tropes.Most-Annoying-Book-Tropes
"Two people of opposite sex have to solve this problem together. There is no way in hell that they aren't going to fall in love, that would just be weird. What are friends or colleagues?"Most-Annoying-Book-Tropes
Miscommunication leading to conflict. Especially when the characters point blank refuse to utter another word to each other, even when a simple sentence of explanation could resolve the entire problem. Forced drama like that makes me hate a book.This Panda hasn't followed anyone yet
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