Tropes I Am Trash For:
1. Forbidden romance
2. Enemies-to-lovers
3. Redeemed Villains
4. Found families
5. People who thought they lost each other reuniting
Any recommendations? What are some tropes you love?
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Rejection isn’t a bug of the process, it’s a feature. It’s there to test not only your craft, but your headspace. Don’t take it as a sign you shouldn’t be trying. Take it as a sign that you are.
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Really, I don't know why any kingdom bothers with arranged marriages. All you need to do is put the two young people in a room with one bed.
Or, alternatively, hire one to kill the other.
Either way, they'll fall in love.
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