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Fantasy Confessions

This blog is for anyone, anywhere that has ever had to hold a secret close to their heart. This is a place where you can now let it go and share it, all anonymously.

Release what you have felt growing up in the world of books, memories and your imagination. Anything to do with the fantasy of loving the make-believe over the real world should be confessed here. We all feel it too.

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Hello :) 

I’m going to make the assumption that a lot of the followers of this blog are fans of books (seriously, there are people out there who aren’t) but I guess this also refers to stories in general, ANYWAY, I was talking to my brother about what makes books popular and well-known in the world, and he said that they have to contain some sort of love arc throughout and this made me mad, so I wanted to ask other people to see whether this is true; I guess the point of this ramble is to ask:

Is it really necessary to a story, of any kind, that there is some sort of romantic storyline between characters? Does it put people off, or affect a story in any way if there is not some central, or even sub, plot that centres on a relationship between any characters, whether they’re main or not?