@nopopsicles@cobaltkeating the problem isn't just the contents of the book it's the false marketing, the lack of appropriate trigger warnings and the authors that are still silencing their readers instead of taking accountability
@cosimolottie yes trigger warnings should be included in any book that has potentially triggering content (which this book did btw. they had a whole page about it)
@peachiereads imo it wasn't implied in BB (dont know what they were thinking in the writing process obviously) some people did ship them after that book (and im not blaming them) but that's about it
like I'll take audrey coming to terms with it later (maybe in book 2 even) but that trigger warning is still a fucking joke and disrespectful af to actual survivors
having that happen to the character that has been described as "too naive" for years implies it's her fault and puts the blame on the victim trigger warning is the bare minimum they should throw the whole scene away