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The reason girls like disgusting monster porn erotica is because they like the idea of a monster that is so smitten by a woman’s beauty that they become as soft as a lamb in her presence. In other words, women are very disturbed and in need of therapy.
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Anonymous 1d

Women causally reading or listening to erotica in public places makes me intrigued more

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Anonymous 1d

Naw. It’s because it’s about the person inside is who you fall in love with and a common through-line is despite the appearance they’re usually kind, protective, & want to provide without expectation which is often something the fl hasn’t found from human men. Women relate to the fl because men often aren’t kind, aren’t loyal, and often expect things that they’ll never reciprocate.

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Anonymous 1d

mama if that disturbs you DO NOT!!!!!!! look at what men are into

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Anonymous 18h

It’s more about a lover that would never hurt you even though they very much can. It reflects more on the moral failings of men than of the women enjoying it. It’s a choosing the bear thing.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 1d

Its disturbing

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 1d

I doubt it

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Anonymous replying to -> OP 1d

Hahaha I’m a woman, read it and only extremely sweet & soft contemporary. It’s also a way to explore dark themes but not have them be “real.” The reader’s that freak me out are the really dark contemporary readers. That’s too real for me and I can’t believe Haunting Adeline has unironic fans. If you don’t believe me I can provide you some titles though you’d probably just say the monster was “some beta bitch no woman would actually like”… can confirm women like them. 😄

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 1d

I’m assuming op is a man.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 1d

then he shouldn’t look at what other men are into lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 23h

Lmao I’m sure he does already. He just doesn’t like the thought of women doing it because he’d have to compare to something & if he can’t compare to an orc, troll, or eldrich being in terms of a woman being attracted to them, then who is he?

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Anonymous replying to -> #4 23h

Men who want innocent virgins that don’t read or watch porn dread being compared to a man fictional or otherwise who wants to eat it like he gets paid for the pleasure

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 23h

wait this is actually such a good point you’re so right. now that you say it it’s so obvious lol

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 18h

How do people take Haunting Adeline seriously let alone find it hot 😭 that scene with the gun is beyond parody

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 17h

I refuse to touch that book. Or any that I know doesn’t have an HEA. I read one book where one of my favorite characters died suddenly & horribly mid book (AND IT WAS A COZY ROMANCE) his fiance was the next book’s fl. I DNFed the author’s entire body of work out of rage. The world can be dark and gloomy but I need the couples actual relationship to be good together or at the barest minimum that if they hurt each other I need to feel the healing and see the work before the book’s close to done.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 17h

My bff is a dark romance reader but according to her “I don’t actually want this rl, I just need to remind myself that this is toxic shit and no bueno.” She’s read Haunting Adeline and said she almost DNFed a few times but she just put it down, watched something soft and happy and did some chores before coming back to continue. She said it’s not on her repeat list, she just couldn’t walk away from it without seeing the ending.

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Anonymous replying to -> #5 16h

She has made my taste a little darker (ironically a little closer to what was reading when I first started out as a kid — my first romance was Breath of Scandal by Sandra Brown. 🤦‍♀️ Lesson to parents: know what’s in your bookshelf because if you have a reader, they’ll find it. Then I moved on to Carpathian vampires for a while. But my taste steadily got lighter as I got older. Now my midnight dark roast (like 1/15 books) is just about her medium.

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Anonymous replying to -> #3 16h

*I DNFed her body of work because heart breaking on page death is not in the definition of cozy romance I know and I felt lied to.

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