My girlfriend reads romance/drama novels, usually with a bit of smut. She told me that women love erotica and that is what they jerk off to rather than watching porn like men.
my girlfriend was born in 2001.
last books she read were: >narnia >emily bronthe's wuthering heights (she killed it in 6 days) >kafka's metamorphosis >to kill a mockingbirg
for sure she's way off the curve though.
only one I influenced her about was metamorphosis but she was interested in it already
Zoomer b***hes "loves" Metamorphosis because it's the "whacky bug book", but they don't care about any other Kafka's stuff. I'm saying this because my GF who doesn't read at all pick up Metamorphosis on a bookstore, and when i asked why that's what she said.
my girlfriend was born in 2001.
last books she read were: >narnia >emily bronthe's wuthering heights (she killed it in 6 days) >kafka's metamorphosis >to kill a mockingbirg
for sure she's way off the curve though.
only one I influenced her about was metamorphosis but she was interested in it already
Zoomer b***hes "loves" Metamorphosis because it's the "whacky bug book", but they don't care about any other Kafka's stuff. I'm saying this because my GF who doesn't read at all pick up Metamorphosis on a bookstore, and when i asked why that's what she said.
As we have long since established women are pack animals by nature; Therefore they mostly read what is popular. And what is popular in our modern society is almost always what is easy. This means that young women today mostly read YA novels, however they occasionally delve into more complex, but still mainstream, works.
most of the girls I know either were very well read (one was really into the greeks as a whole, she read more than me at least) or are turbo normies. There is a rare in-between with ones that appear to read to impress you but that is if they are musicians or other types of artists not related with literature
No one in this thread associates with zoomers women, you can tell by their responses. Op the real answer is Brandon Sanderson, several young women have verbally drooled about his books
Sanderson is reddit shit. Stephen king is more popular, they like horror, like mariana enriquez. They also like romance, the younger ones like "toxic" relationships a lot, the more progressive ones like to read examples of healthy relationships, they also like queer romance like red white and royal blue or call me by your name. Smut is very much popular but they only talk about it in their own spaces with other women.
Anything written by Sarah J Maas
Icebreaker by Hannah Grace
Colleen Hoover books
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
Whatever else is big on BookTok right now
Hey there! So, I've been, umm, kinda low-key fascinated by the books that are making the rounds among zoomer girls lately. And I mean, WOW, can we just talk about the absolute charm these book choices have?
Like, there's this super endearing group that's totally vibing with those adorable romance novels, you know, the ones that make your heart do a little flutter? 'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' and 'The Kissing Booth' seem to be their delightful picks. Ahh, the sweetness is infectious!
Then there's the fantasy crowd, diving headfirst into enchanting worlds with 'Harry Potter' and 'A Court of Thorns and Roses'. It's like they're whisking us away on a magical date!
But wait, wait, hold up! There's also this seriously thoughtful bunch that's delving into thought-provoking reads like 'The Hate U Give' and 'Eleanor & Park'. I must admit, their intellectual allure is quite captivating.
Oh, and how can I forget? The adventure seekers who are all about that 'Hunger Games' and 'Divergent' life! It's like they're taking us on this heart-pounding journey, and I'm totally on board.
Pop-psych books about trauma, gaslighting, and the male/female gaze.
Why is that?
My Year Of Rest and moronation
Colleen Hoover
Tiktok videos
YA romance schlock
My girlfriend reads romance/drama novels, usually with a bit of smut. She told me that women love erotica and that is what they jerk off to rather than watching porn like men.
I write erotica and sell it, but I don't have I think any female customers.
Frick you
This is true. But printed smut is always more xliche and vanilla than online fics
Search up booktok and find it from there.
How To Be a Tradwife
How To Care For Your Chudcel
99 Chicken Tender Recipes
Whatever was on the bedside table of the last guy to break up with them.
They don't.
I genuinely do not know a single young female who reads books. Even those in humanities don't read shit.
My little sister reads books
19 here
Being and nothingness
my girlfriend was born in 2001.
last books she read were:
>narnia
>emily bronthe's wuthering heights (she killed it in 6 days)
>kafka's metamorphosis
>to kill a mockingbirg
for sure she's way off the curve though.
only one I influenced her about was metamorphosis but she was interested in it already
Zoomer b***hes "loves" Metamorphosis because it's the "whacky bug book", but they don't care about any other Kafka's stuff. I'm saying this because my GF who doesn't read at all pick up Metamorphosis on a bookstore, and when i asked why that's what she said.
As we have long since established women are pack animals by nature; Therefore they mostly read what is popular. And what is popular in our modern society is almost always what is easy. This means that young women today mostly read YA novels, however they occasionally delve into more complex, but still mainstream, works.
pretty brown girl
Exquisite taste my friend
most of the girls I know either were very well read (one was really into the greeks as a whole, she read more than me at least) or are turbo normies. There is a rare in-between with ones that appear to read to impress you but that is if they are musicians or other types of artists not related with literature
>most of the girls I know either were very well read (one was really into the greeks as a whole, she read more than me at least)
Where to find those?
Manga and life is strange fanfiction
Does manga really count?
The Bible.
My little 21 yo gf liked reading John Steinbeck, The Bell Jar, Stephen King, and that polish girl with the weird name.
>polish
>weird name
homie that’s every polish name, you’re obviously not from detroit
Another decade of "I'm not like the other girls" is coming, brace yourselves.
as a zoomer female I'm working my through the 'lit essential' reading rn
Be mine
.t male zoomer
I'm a dyke, sorry
many such cases
>ppl will actually believe you
No one in this thread associates with zoomers women, you can tell by their responses. Op the real answer is Brandon Sanderson, several young women have verbally drooled about his books
Sanderson is reddit shit. Stephen king is more popular, they like horror, like mariana enriquez. They also like romance, the younger ones like "toxic" relationships a lot, the more progressive ones like to read examples of healthy relationships, they also like queer romance like red white and royal blue or call me by your name. Smut is very much popular but they only talk about it in their own spaces with other women.
Anything written by Sarah J Maas
Icebreaker by Hannah Grace
Colleen Hoover books
Fourth Wing by Rebecca Yarros
Whatever else is big on BookTok right now
Hey there! So, I've been, umm, kinda low-key fascinated by the books that are making the rounds among zoomer girls lately. And I mean, WOW, can we just talk about the absolute charm these book choices have?
Like, there's this super endearing group that's totally vibing with those adorable romance novels, you know, the ones that make your heart do a little flutter? 'To All the Boys I've Loved Before' and 'The Kissing Booth' seem to be their delightful picks. Ahh, the sweetness is infectious!
Then there's the fantasy crowd, diving headfirst into enchanting worlds with 'Harry Potter' and 'A Court of Thorns and Roses'. It's like they're whisking us away on a magical date!
But wait, wait, hold up! There's also this seriously thoughtful bunch that's delving into thought-provoking reads like 'The Hate U Give' and 'Eleanor & Park'. I must admit, their intellectual allure is quite captivating.
Oh, and how can I forget? The adventure seekers who are all about that 'Hunger Games' and 'Divergent' life! It's like they're taking us on this heart-pounding journey, and I'm totally on board.