Women On Reddit Are Calling Out Problematic Things That Are Romanticised, And It’s Such An Eye-Opener

I feel like, at one point or another, all of us have read romance novels and watched movies which have raised our romantic standards. However, how many times have most of us looked back and realised how inappropriate and toxic a lot of these behaviours are? Like, so many times we believe that certain things and behaviours are acceptable just because they sound so romantic in the context of the story. And somehow with the heroine in the plot, we also lose our sense of self-respect and practicality. And as much as we complain about girls who lose their selves because of the toxic men in their lives, we have all been in that place. So let’s get further personally attacked by this Reddit thread of women answering the question, “What is something that is romanticised but shouldn’t be romanticised?”

I want children for myself but I do realise that is nothing to be taken lightly, as should all parents!

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The idea of childbirth scares me. Good for women who can go through with it. I Personally, I would like to adopt.

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Looking after the household and children is no joke. Doing it 24*7 is a mammoth task within itself.

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Can we stop romanticising such behaviour? Because of this, we have creepy men who do not know how to take no for an answer!

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by u/PunkandCannonballer from discussion What is something that is romanticised but shouldn’t be romanticised?
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Do you hear that? It is the sound of all my exes getting defensive

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Who thinks affairs are “romantic”? You need help.

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by u/Content_Pool_1391 from discussion What is something that is romanticised but shouldn’t be romanticised?
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Again, who thinks fighting with your partner is romantic? YOU ALSO NEED HELP!

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Oh yes! I was appalled by how many people were idealising Joker and Harley Quinn’s relationship after the release of Suicide Squad

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I for one, prefer men who are comfortable with their feeling. I don’t understand the appeal of men who can’t communicate their emotions like adults

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by u/fly2my from discussion What is something that is romanticised but shouldn’t be romanticised?
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Mental health issues are a different issue altogether. Can we not idealise them?

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by u/Sea_Brilliant1158 from discussion What is something that is romanticised but shouldn’t be romanticised?
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Okay please, I understand the appeal of reading romances set in war but can we not romanticise was itself?

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by u/Smashville66 from discussion What is something that is romanticised but shouldn’t be romanticised?
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Well, if he rich, it ain’t creepy

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by u/CatrionaShadowleaf from discussion What is something that is romanticised but shouldn’t be romanticised?
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