u/throwitawayar

Classic novels in which both parties of a couple fall in love slowly?

One thing that I miss when reading classic novels is the slow burn passion coming from both characters in a couple.

There is a common theme in some books where one part immediately falls in love (sometimes proposing marriage) while the other takes time to make up their mind or figure it out. I don’t want to mention books to not spoil for anyone.

Can you recommend me books where both characters of a love interest take time to know each other and realize their feelings? The ending doesn’t have to be a happy one. I also appreciate if you keep it as spoiler free as possible (which is kind of stupid considering we are talking about universally known books but always worth trying).

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u/throwitawayar — 8 hours ago

É impossível andar pela região da Duque sem olhar para baixo

A parte “alta” do Centro Histórico, Duque e arredores, é assustadora de tão suja. Um cocô a cada 2 metros.

Porto Alegre é uma cidade suja em geral, mas se existe um bairro que é impossível de andar tranquilo, sem olhar o tempo todo pra baixo como se fosse um campo minado, é esse.

FIM DO RANT.

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u/throwitawayar — 10 hours ago
🔥 Hot ▲ 102 r/popheadscirclejerk

You better not be wearing the bob that is a goth-punk moment of female rage at being gaslit by an entire social structure. Gaga:

u/throwitawayar — 8 days ago