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"I am proud of you." It really triggers me. It should be "You worked hard. You should be so proud of yourself." Baby did not work hard for you. Baby worked hard for baby. *Baby is me.

Isn't that the whole point though of writing the pain -- you write pain, love and tragedy with the idea that by the time you hit publish catharsis comes? I love reading works with that in mind and the build up of everything does not justify why it happens (sometimes that's besides the point) but...

I love the idea where she still has to go her own way. That's just one things I have always wondered -- why must the villainess be widely hated? Why should the label villainess be on a societal level? Everyone can be a villainess in someone else's story if they think they're the heroine. Would...

Exactly! The trauma is never explored or even addressed. It's like the characters just have a lil "spice" to stories by making it so. The whole R-R-R then fall in love trope in smut is also the same. Like, this is not how trauma or the human brain actually works.

Lmao no more like "tropes should be explored to the end so that it saturates and forces people to be creative again".

I think it would be a fantastic moment to make it so that the narrator is not the MC but someone completely different and everything is just a mindf--k. Though, you could always just look back during revision to get it done.

I'm looking for suggestions about rebirth as a villainess (not necessarily Reborn as a Villainess Noble Girl) that should be examined. My current piece is about it and I just want to gain an understanding about where you think the sub-genre is headed. *Please note that I might take some of the...