Did anyone read Ugly Love By Collen Hoover?

[Anonymous]

Oh, boy. This was nothing like I was expecting and not in a good way. I had no idea there was this much graphics sexual content. I don't know how a man can use and abuse this woman like this and it's supposed to be romanticized by the reader. What has the world become? I don't even want to donate this book!

[Anonymous]

Ugly love is the theme of all of her books. Not a fan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Oh, boy. This was nothing like I was expecting and not in a good way. I had no idea there was this much graphics sexual content. I don't know how a man can use and abuse this woman like this and it's supposed to be romanticized by the reader. What has the world become? I don't even want to donate this book!

This happens in real life more often than not.

Republicans are the #1 abusers of women.

Especially the more religious they are.

I have volunteered in many battered women shelters and worked within the court systems in this area.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Oh, boy. This was nothing like I was expecting and not in a good way. I had no idea there was this much graphics sexual content. I don't know how a man can use and abuse this woman like this and it's supposed to be romanticized by the reader. What has the world become? I don't even want to donate this book!

This happens in real life more often than not.

Republicans are the #1 abusers of women.

Especially the more religious they are.

I have volunteered in many battered women shelters and worked within the court systems in this area.

There is always one. This is totally left field.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, boy. This was nothing like I was expecting and not in a good way. I had no idea there was this much graphics sexual content. I don't know how a man can use and abuse this woman like this and it's supposed to be romanticized by the reader. What has the world become? I don't even want to donate this book!

This happens in real life more often than not.

Republicans are the #1 abusers of women.

Especially the more religious they are.

I have volunteered in many battered women shelters and worked within the court systems in this area.

There is always one. This is totally left field.

No it is not it is factual.

OP said the book was sexual and abuse. Graphic descriptions of both.

Violence against women happens every day in this country and it is going to get way worse because of Republicans read Project 2025 not like they did not write it down. Not like they are not literally saying it all over social media.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Oh, boy. This was nothing like I was expecting and not in a good way. I had no idea there was this much graphics sexual content. I don't know how a man can use and abuse this woman like this and it's supposed to be romanticized by the reader. What has the world become? I don't even want to donate this book!

This happens in real life more often than not.

Republicans are the #1 abusers of women.

Especially the more religious they are.

I have volunteered in many battered women shelters and worked within the court systems in this area.

Wow this went sideways quick. PP sounds unhinged.

[Anonymous]

I read It Ends with Us and It Starts with Us. I wish I hadn't. Trauma porn. Not a fan.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I read It Ends with Us and It Starts with Us. I wish I hadn't. Trauma porn. Not a fan.

I don't get her "genre". It's literally trying to make abuse romance stories! Maybe she thinks this is "modern romance." Also sad that publishing houses are publishing these types of work. SMH.

[Anonymous]

Her books are all awful.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Her books are all awful.

I for one won't attempt another one! Lesson learned.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Oh, boy. This was nothing like I was expecting and not in a good way. I had no idea there was this much graphics sexual content. I don't know how a man can use and abuse this woman like this and it's supposed to be romanticized by the reader. What has the world become? I don't even want to donate this book!

This happens in real life more often than not.

Republicans are the #1 abusers of women.

Especially the more religious they are.

I have volunteered in many battered women shelters and worked within the court systems in this area.

Wow this went sideways quick. PP sounds unhinged.

Nope this book has a ton of domestic violence.
In this country the President of the US just said outloud "alittle fight with the wife should not count as a crime"

What do you not understand about Project 2025 "men head of household" "women can not initiate divorce" "men in charge of women healthcare".

This book has a direct relationship to how the US is moving to allow DV to be common place.

[Anonymous]

I hate that I see middle school girls carrying her books around. I read maybe two chapters of one of them and decided I never wanted to read another word by that woman ever.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, boy. This was nothing like I was expecting and not in a good way. I had no idea there was this much graphics sexual content. I don't know how a man can use and abuse this woman like this and it's supposed to be romanticized by the reader. What has the world become? I don't even want to donate this book!

This happens in real life more often than not.

Republicans are the #1 abusers of women.

Especially the more religious they are.

I have volunteered in many battered women shelters and worked within the court systems in this area.

Wow this went sideways quick. PP sounds unhinged.

Nope this book has a ton of domestic violence.
In this country the President of the US just said outloud "alittle fight with the wife should not count as a crime"

What do you not understand about Project 2025 "men head of household" "women can not initiate divorce" "men in charge of women healthcare".

This book has a direct relationship to how the US is moving to allow DV to be common place.

Shut up already! You keep going on and on and sound like you need some mental help. We're talking about fictitious books not politics! Move it along.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I hate that I see middle school girls carrying her books around. I read maybe two chapters of one of them and decided I never wanted to read another word by that woman ever.

Ugh that's messed up. What do you think the publisher motivations are to publish stuff like this?

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Oh, boy. This was nothing like I was expecting and not in a good way. I had no idea there was this much graphics sexual content. I don't know how a man can use and abuse this woman like this and it's supposed to be romanticized by the reader. What has the world become? I don't even want to donate this book!

This happens in real life more often than not.

Republicans are the #1 abusers of women.

Especially the more religious they are.

I have volunteered in many battered women shelters and worked within the court systems in this area.

Wow this went sideways quick. PP sounds unhinged.

Nope this book has a ton of domestic violence.
In this country the President of the US just said outloud "alittle fight with the wife should not count as a crime"

What do you not understand about Project 2025 "men head of household" "women can not initiate divorce" "men in charge of women healthcare".

This book has a direct relationship to how the US is moving to allow DV to be common place.

You have gone on saying the same thing over and over again in four different posts. You have failed to notice is Simon and Schuster publish her book. Its so ingnorant to say what you have said over and over again when her publishers fully support on record democrats. Follow the money they're not republicans.