

WHAT DO YOU MEAN THE SEQUEL COMES OUT IN 2020?!?!!? I DON’T GET TO SEE MY BABIES FOR 2 MORE FREAKING YEARS?!?!.

#SLOW BURN DEFINITION FULL#

Hello police? Is it legal for fictional characters to hold so much power over my heart? Yes I just need the two of them to be thrown in prison.ThAT WAS THE PERFECT MOMENT FOR A KISS OH MY GOD WHY ARE YOU KILLING ME?!!?!!.YES YOU BOTH LOVE EACH OTHER AND EVERYONE KNOWS IT EXCEPT YOU TWO.Goddamit why are there so many misunderstandings?!!.OH MY GOD THEY HAD A NORMAL CONVERSATION WITHOUT KILLING EACH OTHER THIS IS FREAKING PROGRESS!.*does NASA level maths even when she can’t pass a basic maths test*.Let’s calculate the latest time by when they should get together!.Should I get an insurance for brain damage?.Who am I kidding this is going to take ages!!!.Are they friends? Strangers? Enemies? Dammit.THOUGHTS I HAVE WHILE READING A SLOW-BURN I don’t know about the rest of you but I have a million thoughts swirling in my head when I’m reading a slow-burn romance. Something about getting your soul ripped out for fictional characters feels amazing, as does the feeling when they finally get together! Umm the actual definition is ‘a relationship which takes a long time to develop’ but I think we can all agree my definition is far more accurate. In case you don’t know, slow burn is a type of romance in which the evil writer keeps the two love interests far apart and inches them closer ever so slowly to make you die a sweet painful death. That’s right, I’m talking about slow-burn romances. No, we’re talking about those adorable characters that we’ll die to see together forever.īut there is an extremely torturous form of a good romance too – one that rips your soul and makes you beg, scream and cry. Let’s not go into the cringey romantic relationships some books have. Lots of readers love romance, if written the right way. I love reading books, which you would definitely have noticed if you aren’t blind.īut what I especially love in a book is a fluffy and cute romance that makes my facial muscles ache from smiling and my throat sore from squealing and giggling.
