what are things that makes you cringe in books?? im acc interested

[lea★]

ill go first when the main characters are acting like childs when they are full grown adults😐

[Adleigh]

When the MC does something that gives second hand embarrassment in purpose.

[andie]

When I can tell that the author is writing to express their own fantasies/insecurities/traumas...

[Jessica ☀︎]

Pet names 🫠

[booksandT]

Split Time / time jumps

[Brittany]

hook ups at the beginning of the book. can't do it

[Brittany]

or one night stand

[Nina]

when someone gets rejected

[Emma Griffioen]

big age gaps esp when one character is like 22

[Antonella]

sharing between siblings
like when the main characters slept with other main character's brother/sister

so no D sharing..so cringe

[Noi (in & out)]

Antonella wrote: "sharing between siblings
like when the main characters slept with other main character's brother/sister

so no D sharing..so cringe"

OMG I just ran across one like this and imitatively stopped, so bad

[Antonella]

Noi wrote: "Antonella wrote: "sharing between siblings
like when the main characters slept with other main character's brother/sister

so no D sharing..so cringe"

OMG I just ran across one like this and imi..."

reading one currently and i am like why what is the point the book would be great otherwise ...

[Zemra]

When he says: "sHeS mInE! bAcK oFf"
I’m sorry I just can’t. I know some people like that type of stuff but I just cringe😭

[jemymah ꕥ (catching up)]

it's cute when they're protective but when they're OVERPROTECTIVE it's way too cringe.
like "GET LOST SHES MY LITTLE KITTEN"
like stfu please.

[srellacool]

When they either get embarrassed back to back like in this one book I read she got puked on at a party in front of her crush then the next chapter she got hit in the face with a basketball.
Or when they are super weak. Like they don't have to be exactly strong but I hate when female characters are super "small and petite" and like they always need defending. and when they always need to rely on somebody else because they can't be their own person.