okay say what you want but rowaelin is such a superior enemies to best friends to lovers
before I knew the labels aromantic asexual I had a boyfriend in high school and every single time he tried to hold my hand in the hallways/attempt to kiss me after school, I’d get so mad and complain to my entire family/friends WHY people had to be affectionate in relationships. I did not get it.
an aroace moment
I remember vividly when I was 14 years old (im 18 now, figured I was an aroace at 16) I was reading this romance book, and the main character was dating this guy but she wasn’t really feeling it. So, me not knowing what an aromantic asexual was at the time, I got really excited by the way she was explaining her feelings towards this guy. She was explaining how she didn’t want to go out with him, hold his hand and do affectionate gestures or get sexually intimate with said boyfriend and I just remembered feeling like yes, this is how I feel, she’s getting me. So I was waiting for the moment she would explain why she felt that way so I could finally understand why I felt that way but yk since it was a romance novel, it was because she wasn’t with the right person and you can imagine how defeated I felt towards the end.
It’s a hard life for readers who genuinely enjoy and love rereading books because rereading their favorites over new ones are all they want to do
“Did you think I made the team the way it is because I thought it would be a good publicity stunt? It’s about second chances, Neil. Second, third, fourth, whatever, as long as you get at least one more than what anyone else wanted to give you.”
please we don’t deserve David Wymack.
ive said this before and ill continue to say it: absolutely clownery is thinking tessa loved will over jem and vice versa. she loved them equally. period.
more likely than not if I start crying over one book, ill start thinking of other books I cried over and cry even harder
nobody:
Not a damn soul:
Nobody that cares about reading:
Me: read the poppy war cowards
I really started reading all for the game in 2018 during my reading slump thinking it would get me out of it, only for it to cause a deeper reading slump because of how much I loved it and couldn’t be bothered to read anything else after.
the main thing I love about us bookworms is that we all have that one series or that one book (or multiple) that means the world to us, and we can always feel at home talking/thinking/rereading those books.