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Rambles about the "It Ends With Us" drama and how it ties into the way people market non-romance books for romance starved audiences.

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Fynn Hinson

The marketing makes me think about a "bait and switch" romance I really liked, Ruby Sparks. I wasn't mad the marketing made things look fluffy for that, so perhaps I need to reflect on a little internal misogyny (for myself) about being upset it didn't have honest marketing

Cassandra J.

Haven’t read or watched the book or movie. And outside the press stuff. I do feel like the trailer gave ooo the husband is abusive vibes. I’m of the mindset that anytime a woman is on the receiving end of the public hate train and praising a man, that I got off at the wrong stop.

Pippa Russell

This feels a lot like when people decided that Olivia Wilde must be a horrible person because she and Florence Pugh seemingly had a falling out during the don’t worry darling press. Sometimes famous people don’t like each other and there’s no need to attach anything deeper than that to it. That being said, it is amazing that lack of solid information causes people’s latent hatred of any successful woman to run wild.

Pippa Russell

Not that you can’t criticize wealthy out of touch women, but it does feel sometimes like the sharks are always circling to put them in their place in a way that just does not exist for wealthy out of touch men

Richard Reeves

It's surprising that whatever issues existed were allowed to spill out into the public and drive the discourse. Maybe that got the movie some free press, but it also reflected poorly on the business savvy of the talent.

Steve F

Great discussion. Thanks!