Heroes in Romance Novels Tend to Have One Unrealistic Trait. That's Starting to Change.
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Romance narratives are evolving, moving away from billionaire tropes as readers seek stories that reflect contemporary social issues, such as income inequality and ethics.
As the film adaptation of Colleen Hoover's novel hits theaters, it showcases how modern protagonists prefer partners whose backgrounds reflect resilience and modesty rather than extreme wealth.
While billionaires once dominated romance stories, a growing audience is attracted to tales that challenge wealth dynamics, featuring characters questioning the ethics of their privilege.
The shift in romance literature reflects readers' changing tastes, as stories increasingly highlight themes of social justice and the questioning of wealthy characters' morality.
Read at Slate Magazine
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