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Bros Do Romcoms

Bros Do Romcoms

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Subscribe on iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/bros-do-romcoms/id1103001236 In this weekly podcast, professional romantic comedy watchers James and Kevin watch and discuss a romantic comedies for your amusement and entertainment!
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Sorry I Only Read RomComs

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Here we will be talking about love (in its simplicity and complication), sex of course, consent, sexuality, as we find them written in books. I am excited about this and I hope that you are a bit curious to see where these conversations take us.
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At the end of season 1, I talked about 3 books that changed my life and how one of them, Ace, by Angela Chen, helped me come to terms with being on the ace-spectrum, specifically, being demisexual. Reading that book was very eye-opening for me in the way it permitted me to define my outlook on dating, sexuality, consent and it definitely added more…
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So, I have been having tons of conversations around how people show up in relationships, both platonic and romantic relationships. You really can’t look at relational behavior without looking at attachment styles. I started paying attention to my attachment style when I noticed that there are specific people, friends, and acquaintances, that I felt…
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There are 3 books that I consider life-changing. By life-changing I mean, reading them created a light bulb moment, changed my perspective, helped me name things about myself, and most importantly changed my behavior. I don’t think I’ve talked about them here before, so let's dive in!Follow us on Instagram @sorryionlyreadromcoms Follow Aanu everywh…
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Anywho I decided to talk about something that every romcom can’t do without, THE TROPE!! We see it in every plot in different forms, we can’t go without our thropes, they are tropes for a reason. Tropes are like comfort food, our blankie, it's like that good old faithful grandma recipe that will never fail you if you tweak it right. You know and fo…
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Friendships also play a key role in romantic relationships, what your friends perceive as healthy matters, they are who you bounce ideas off of, they make the call when you ask “should I be worried, this is what X person did” and they are most likely the consistent baseline that your romantic partner is measured against. By this I mean that if your…
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First we have Bolatito by Seyi Amao, now off the bat I think this book should have been called Ifunanya because quite a bit of tragedy happened in this book and the only thing that kept me going is the optimism and spirit of this child named Ifunanya. A lot of things were explored in this book, it talked about PCOS, intimate partner violence, insur…
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I like valentine’s day, I like chocolates, roses, dates, pampering sessions, rom coms, poems… Speaking of, I love poems, poetry, they pack a punch with the simplest of lines and I think one of the things I miss the most is being able to grunt and snap at a spoken word event. Anywho, I decided to read some of my favorite love poems, share why I love…
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Anyway, Valentine's day is coming, capitalism is salivating at the feast and carnage of the day, I love it for her. And for the single folks I decided to pull some dating tips to get you a partner, or at least a date for the day. I mean, you deserve a teddy bear, fox cookies, a notepad, questionable perfume, plastic flowers, and cadbury chocolate a…
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So it’s the beginning of the year, and everyone is setting their reading goals for the year, so I thought to share some of my goals, some themes I hope I get to read and some of the barriers I may have that you may relate with, I will also share my tbr for the month of January. Let’s dive in!Follow us on Instagram @sorryionlyreadromcoms and Aanu @h…
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Last week Shonda did the lord’s work and gave us Bridgerton, funny thing, I’d never read the books or heard of the author, prior to the show (I don’t know if this is the point where my romcom card is taken away from me) but twitter was all abuzz about it, being a Shonda stan, it was definitely a must watch for me and people… I have thoughts. Thankf…
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What’s that thing they say about comedy being tragedy plus time. I don’t think anyone ever thinks that they will ever laugh about an event that once felt like your heart drowning in your chest but hey! Anyway, of course this prompted me to take a look at how break ups show up in romcoms, let's dive in!…
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So, for the last couple of weeks, I feel like I have been taking a stab at romcoms, for someone that unapologetically stans these books, I’ve been quite on the critical side when it comes to examining how romcoms push some unhealthy and to be honest very anti feminist positions. However, while it has its problematic sides, can we make the conclusio…
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So we don’t get a Nigerian version of a queer romcom hero like Mellissa Brayden (the author I mentioned in the last two episodes), instead we are going through politics and war and rites and passages and its always a great learning moment but where is the fluff?
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Welcome to “Sorry, I only read ROMCOMs” a podcast about romance and all the ways it shows up in our lives, specifically in books. I started reading romcoms forever ago, somehow found myself swept away by the dance, you know how it goes.. First person 1 meets person 2, a coy banter begins, they fall in love… then that separation bridge happens where…
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Welcome to To All the Romcoms I've Seen Before! This is a film review podcast, discussing the under-appreciated genre of romantic comedies, both critically and comically. This week we dive into a true noughties classic, 27 Dresses! This episode may or may not display the fundamental differences between Hannah and Fran's approaches to love. Oops. Ja…
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Welcome to To All the Romcoms I've Seen Before! This is a film review podcast, discussing the under-appreciated genre of romantic comedies, both critically and comically. This week we are celebrating Pride Month with the adorable Alex Strangelove! 🏳️‍🌈 Listen to us slightly lose our minds over the chemistry between the two leads, as we discuss this…
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Welcome to To All the Romcoms I've Seen Before! This is a film review podcast, discussing the under-appreciated genre of romantic comedies, both critically and comically. Is Set It Up the next classic romcom? This week, Hannah and Fran try to reach a verdict from two very different perspectives. Ah, what a shocker. Tune in to find out what we decid…
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Welcome to To All the Romcoms I've Seen Before! This is a film review podcast, discussing the under-appreciated genre of romantic comedies, both critically and comically. This week is absolute full blown insanity, as we discuss Rob Reiner's 1987 classic The Princess Bride with special guest Jess Korn! It turns out this film might not even be a romc…
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Welcome to To All the Romcoms I've Seen Before! This is a film review podcast, discussing the under-appreciated genre of romantic comedies, both critically and comically. This week we look at Netflix Valentine's release Isn't It Romantic, and deciding whether or not it's... well, romantic. Or even good. At all. Tune in on this fine Easter Monday fo…
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Welcome to To All the Romcoms I've Seen Before! This is a film review podcast, discussing the under-appreciated genre of romantic comedies, both critically and comically. This week Hannah is desperately trying to salvage some positivity from the discussion of noughties classic Angus, Thongs and Perfect Snogging - a formative cringe journey for anyo…
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Welcome to To All the Romcoms I've Seen Before! This is a film review podcast, discussing the under-appreciated genre of romantic comedies, both critically and comically. This week we are trying to be balanced in our celebration of My Best Friend's Wedding, which we may or may not class as the greatest romcom ever made. We discuss the sexually frus…
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Welcome to To All the Romcoms I've Seen Before! This is a film review podcast, discussing the under-appreciated genre of romantic comedies, both critically and comically. This week we are battling our way through The Kissing Booth, another divisive Netflix endeavour! We question the behaviour of the main characters and whether it's even remotely ac…
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Welcome to To All the Romcoms I've Seen Before! This is a film review podcast, discussing the under-appreciated genre of romantic comedies, both critically and comically. For our pilot episode, we are looking at the critically acclaimed To All the Boys I've Loved Before, delving into the psyche of Lara Jean Covey and the questionable aspects of her…
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'Tis the season for Romcoms! Mike, Trent, and Kyle are back and kicking off their Holiday season reviews by breaking down the 2006 classic 'The Holiday'. On this weeks episode they'll talk Cameron Diaz, Jude Law, and buying a cottage in the English countryside...pour yourself some hot chocolate, cuddle up by the fire, and taken a listen!…
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NEW WEEK NEW ROM COM(Kevin apologizes for the worst photoshop job yet)This week, all your favorite segments, and only the most enjoyable of dialogue. Talk talk talk—would you give up your life to rule a small country? Do you kiss with your eyes open? Have you ever had a makeover? Man, this week is juicy.…
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