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Is anyone else seriously getting sick of love triangles?
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They have this main character who is torn between two amazing guys yet usually always messes with both and leaves one heartbroken. I think this can effect a girls self esteem. Half of the girls today have trouble finding one guy yet in just about every YA book the girl have two guys fighting over her and she almost always ends up turning into a somewhat weak and whingy character always worrying about guys. Not all love triangles are like this but most are.
I know when i finish reading a book with a love triangle i always feel slightly depressed- well not depressed but basically like shit.

Yeah, they are. They're making it look like the only interesting stories are love triangles and that's not true. I mean, I love a good love triangle but I hate it when they end up getting ruined by the main character acting like a ho.

not a love triangle lover. over it. one awesome guy is enough for me.

not a love triangle lover. over it. one awesome guy is enough for me."
I'm not saying that I don't love one guy love stories, I do. In fact, one of my favorite stories like that is Warped by Maurissa Guibord.

I think that's what authors are going for though. They want readers to care about their characters. I hope that no one actually reaches the point where they start referring to fictional characters as friends though that's a bit much lol. Then again I'm a total team picker:)

Yeah, I think so too. They want us to fight over which boy should get the girl. Maybe us fighting helps them to make a decision of who should win in the end. I mean, they make money off of our fan craze over it either way.


Personally they raise my anxiety level and I am usually very unhappy while reading the book. And the BACK AND FORTH between the trio is...soooooo wrong.....and it usually involves 1 female and 2 males....and for some reason, the female is always 'shocked' when the 'other' male is upset......*snort*....who wouldn't be....lol

Personally they raise my anxiety level and I am usually very unhappy while reading the book. And the BACK ..."
Yeah, I think that's the thing. Love triangles are in every young adult book today. If there were more books with less lovey dovey parts in them, people wouldn't complain as much. The balance of love triangles in YA books vs. books without love triangles would be more even.
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When I first ran across it here in book 2 it made me sad, as I had so loved book 1. By the end of it, I was feeling better about it because even though she's now in a true pickle, she's come to realize Will IS the one she has always loved. Just wished there hadn't been the need to go there in the first place. Enough stuff is going on to keep me satisfied as a reader. :P