>He's so mean; he's constantly making fun of me, sexually harassing me, and I can never tell what he's thinking
>But somehow that kiss felt so...
>I don't understand my own feelings at all
Name a better trope, you can't
He's so mean; he's constantly making fun of me, sexually harassing me, and I can never tell what he's thinking
Kevin Rodriguez
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Camden Phillips
repost of a repost thread
Kevin Gutierrez
Nigga you gay.
Jackson Rivera
Who's making these threads, a deranged woman?
Ethan Martin
>Couldn't name a better trope
The internal turmoil monolog is the finest hallmark of good romance writing.
Blake Walker
a transsexual from texas
Chase Sanders
BASED
Nathan Harris
>Name a better tropen
The existence of a good guy love interest alongside it to contrast them.
>Suzuki-kun is kind to everyone and I feel at ease around him, I always thought I would fall in love with someone like that.
>Kenta is mean, he's constantly making fun of me, treats people like toys, and I feel on edge around him all the time
>Yet, whenever I hear the word love... all I can think of is...
Bonus points for actually being the childhood bully that used to pull MC's hair.
Grayson Reed
there's nothing based about this. god I hate when newfags use this word for everything they agree with
Benjamin Peterson
This means that Nagatoro is a shoujo manga.
Asher Baker
People often criticize shoujo on abusive love interests, but people often point out that it's just as common in shounen romance, just without the internal conflict thoughts.
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Matthew Murphy
Sakurafish is prohibited, but these daily threads are fine?
Anthony Long
>Name a better trope, you can't
Erotic, sensual biting scenes with ambiguously painful facial expressions
Nothing can compare with Diabolik Lovers nad you know it.
Landon Hughes
Because the characters actually have this thing called "chemistry" you don't need to literally explain to the audience to understand why they like each other.
Grayson Gomez
Very realistic. Women love these kind of slightly abusive relationships.
Kevin Parker
No, the intended audience is generally completely unaware of how abusive their love interests are because they're pretty and cute, see here:
David Bell
It is a great trope. Not to mention Usui seems to pop up to save Misaki from one catastrophe after another, like a guardian angel. Actually both the MCs have two sides to their personalities. I've been looking for another shoujo as well-written as Maid-sama but I can't find one.
Grayson Morales
If you like this is this fairly common:
>Gakuen Harem
>Moon and Maple Syrup
>Cheeky Brat
>Kimino Sei
>Love Stage
>Namete, Kazitte, Tokidoki Medete, this one is very extreme though in how bad the love interest is.
>Bokuha Imoutoni Koiwo Suru
>He's a Beast
Joseph Bennett
no, women like this
Samuel Carter
It's not Sakurafish. Sakura threads in general are now bannable offense. Gj wormfags...
Easton Bailey
The trope is best when she sorts out her feelings and decides not to be with him.