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Message: [QUOTE="ATenderLad, post: 110563, member: 3864"] What, wha-They made WHAT!? Random notes! [LIST] [*]So my friend has some CYOA adult romance books, but personally I haven't seen any with a fantasy setting. I am...so intrigued right now. [*]Horse girl shit? Great choice, honestly. [*]Chad Handsome might be a prince, but will he call you the next day? I have my reservations. [*]I asked my mother what the girls were up to in 1984. "The mall, perms, bowling, Kevin Bacon." Love ya, mom. [*]Damn, Betin. Ivee won't call you Dad so you sell off her horse to finance selling *her* off. She's a teenager, just give her space, man. [*]"Never follow a horse trainer to a second location", I say; my eyes blazing with regret. [*]Ugh, awkward kid brother or jock who assumes you're in the bag. I love these options. The free jewelry doesn't hurt though. [*]Damn...I never did try D&D, but a campaign with romance sounds like a blast...or, super embarrassing. Both, hopefully! [*]Ivee in the classic role of Kirk, deciding between the bickering advice of Spock and Bones. Time-honored nerd shit. (The author Kate Novak doesn't have a ton of published work, I'd love to know if she wrote Star Trek fan-fiction though. She'd be about the right age to write some salacious novellas about the bridge crew fighting over the fetching new ensign.) [*]I genuinely have not read most of the "who would you date thread", I hope they haven't threatened any heads of state in there. [*]Ohhhnooooo that illustration. Silvar pouting while Shar's hair is doing *all the work*, this just got a lot easier. [*]I'm extremely wary of deep voices telling me about their hot soup. [*]"You have very beautiful hair"...she gets it. [/LIST] The pushiness of the men is honestly about what was expected in romantic fiction back then; the 80's (and most of the 90's) got pretty bleak. Bodice rippers really caught on, basically using the implication that our good girl doesn't have a choice in the matter to get into some saucier situations. It was deemed more, let's say "appropriate" that way, as opposed to the girlies announcing "More fucking, please! [B]We like it[/B]." It's a lot more fun nowadays! Then again, that's more the adult fare. I don't quite know what young women and teenagers were reading back then, for my mother it was V.C. Andrews and the [I]Flowers in the Attic[/I] series. Gothic, moody, and drowning in incest....shit, I guess that wasn't much better. Truly, I love these book reviews! [/QUOTE]

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