Does anyone else feel the same?
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Youâve got a good point. One example is âBlakeâ, which is about abuse, but has both as well.
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Blake is pretty good, although, going back to Grace, I kinda feel like it went the âbad boy pregnancyâ route. Though, I suppose those stories donât go as far as Grace hasâŠ
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I actually started reading Grace, what happens, though?
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Unless you donât care about spoilers, you should read it for yourself. 
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Aww⊠Iâve gotta stop reading Becoming Queen Bee for a bit.
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Itâs worth it! Even though I despise Alden with a burning passion, I still found something to enjoy.
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They are pretty cliche, and plus, there everywhere.
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I like dripping mascara
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Agreed.
Dripping mascara?
Alden? Isnât that Aldo and Joaneâs son? Whatâd he do?
Also, on a completely unrelated note, can you read my story âCruelty of Iceâ? Itâs different from most stories, and I need feedback. 
Yup.
So glad that thereâs people who can relate! 
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Yes I am mostly because bad boys are all the same
Fuckboys that sleep around and start fights.
Iâm sorry I like a guy that I wonât need a hazmat suit when Iâm around them.
Oh, absolutely. Most boys I know of (not ALL) are âfuckboysâ, or bad boys. Plus, whatâs the point of promoting teen pregnancy?
???
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If a story explained the hardships of a pregnancy and didnât just focus on the relationship of the parents. (Or glorify their sexual encounters)
I donât think I would mind that.
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Yes and no, Iâm guilty of this one. Itâs not the topic that is tiring, itâs how the story is written, I recently finished a 72 episode novel about all the clichĂ©s, teen pregnancy, love triangles, dramatic comings with the law, but overall I really enjoyed reading it due to how skilled the author was. I donât think the blame is with the topic itself, but the writer.
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Eh. I also think thatâs fine, but as long as itâs not too explicit. Itâs just that theyâre. Everywhere.