Dangerous Books For Girls: The Bad Reputation Of Romance Novels Explained

[foreverjynxed]

I... this is wonderful! :)

I will admit that I used to be one of the people who, because it was what I knew, scoffed at romance novels. I was also a child raised on Disney Princess movies.

Once I grew into a hopeless romantic and realized just how, well, awesome romance novels and their associated heroines were, I laughed in the face of the "those kind of books" label and have yet to turn back.

This video was incredibly informational and downright awesome. :D

Thank you for creating it.

[pallas216]

I really didn't think I'd like this video when I first started watching it. Thanks for proving me wrong with an awesome and informative vid!!!!

[shisuisen]

by the way, what program did you use to make this video? Really like the video~

[shisuisen]

Cool video and totally agree with everything~! When someone asked me what type of books I like to read, I can't admit that I like to read romance novels. =/

[bri21tn]

Freaking awesome. Shared the shit out of it.

[darlenemarshall]

Very well said! Thank you for sharing this.

[velozvideo]

Very True!

[MsPukochan]

Fantastic, and very true. :-)

[Boodlums]

I'm a 52-year-old male, remaining virgin until marriage. Is there a romance novel where I find the love of my life before growing too decrepit and we get married and live happily ever after?

[cerrienorris]

Love this! It is utterly amazing how romance novels are STILL something to be ashamed of reading even today. IMHO, the main reason that e-readers have become so popular is so that people can read what the heck they want to without being condemned for it. Wish more people would take a stand for the Happily Ever After!

[RachaelHerron]

This. Is. Wonderful. Thank you.