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I designed one in 2024 but it was lowkey fugly so I redid itđ„č It's not like this one is some peak fantasy map or anything, but slightly better than the old oneđ„Č
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Here's the map for Dreamland âšđșïž đ§ đ
I designed one in 2024 but it was lowkey fugly so I redid itđ„č It's not like this one is some peak fantasy map or anything, but slightly better than the old oneđ„Č
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I really hate this idea/trend in ya fantasy, na fantasy, and romantasy where the love interests have to both be the most powerful in order to be âequalsâ in a healthy relationship. I see it often when readers or the main female protagonist compare love interests and use and emphasize âhe could never match/understand my powerâ as part of the justification not to be together (like this argument can be left out, many times there are other reasons).
Like how fucked up is that? You are telling me that because one love interest does not have the same level of power as the other one they never will truly be equals and therefore it wouldnât be a healthy relationship and should not be together? The whole idea is just so disgusting.
Why should this be an obstacle to a relationship? Why - in a truly healthy relationship - would it matter? It is because you think the other would use their power on the other in a disagreement? Do readers think that the less powered oneâs opinions would be ignored/overrided by the other more powerful person? Does the respect one partner has for the other derive from the power the other one has?
This idea doesnât reflect reality. Yes I get it itâs fantasy!!! It doesnât have to reflect reality! No one in real life has magical abilities. But readers go on and on about these relationships being healthy. Well, where did you get/model the idea on what is healthy? Oh from reality?
People are different. They do different things and have different jobs. People enter into relationships where one partner makes more money than the other or is stronger or smarter, etc. There are imbalances in relationships and these imbalances do not make the relationship inherently unhealthy. To be equals in a relationships stems from an agreement to respect the other, to listen to them and care about their opinions, to take them into account in decision making. It does not stem from equal physical abilities, or equal monetary resources.
I feel like there is more that could be said about this and I would be really interested to hear others opinions about this as well.
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They're fucking everything to me. Bless you Leigh Bardugo.
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Itâs the simple things in life: books, iced coffee, and walks in the forest đČđđ€
Trying to wrap up my third draft before 2025 starts! I've got two more arcs to mix-and-match chapters with from a previous draft with some new writing here and there and then I'm in the clear!