What are some common themes in arranged marriage abuse fanfic?

Power struggle is a common theme. Since it's often a political arrangement, Loki and his partner usually have to navigate the power dynamics within the Asgardian or other fictional realms. For example, they might have to deal with Loki's family's expectations which are often tied to power and status.

Personal growth. Both Baekhyun and the main character often experience personal growth. They learn about themselves, their desires, and how to be in a relationship. In the process of dealing with the arranged marriage, they become more mature and understanding.

One common theme is the struggle against society's expectations. In these fanfics, the gay couple often has to deal with family or cultural norms that force the arranged marriage, and they have to find their own way within those constraints.

One common theme is the struggle between duty and love. In these fanfics, the characters are often in an arranged marriage which is a matter of family obligation, but then they start to develop real feelings for each other, creating a conflict between what they are supposed to do and what their hearts want.

Some common themes are about building trust. In an arranged marriage, the wedding night can be seen as the start of a new journey together. So, the characters may try to build trust with each other. They might share their hopes and fears for the future. Another theme is the exploration of new emotions. They are suddenly in a very intimate situation with a virtual stranger. This can lead to a range of emotions from confusion to excitement. Family expectations can also be a theme. The couple may be thinking about how their families will view their relationship based on how the wedding night goes.

Common themes could include family expectations which led to the arranged marriage in the first place. In the fanfic, Ino might have to deal with the pressure from her family as well as her own feelings towards her new partner. Another theme could be the discovery of new aspects of her partner, which adds to the romantic and relationship - building part of the story. And of course, the 'lemon' aspect might imply a more passionate and physical side of the relationship as it develops.

Love after marriage is a common theme. In many arranged marriage novels, the couple starts off as strangers but gradually discovers love for each other as they get to know one another better.

Love and its development is a common theme. Often, the characters start with no feelings for each other but gradually fall in love. For example, in many novels, they start to understand each other's values and personalities.

Well, family expectations are often a big theme. In these fictions, families usually have certain standards for the marriage, like social status or wealth. Then there's the theme of adaptation. The newly - weds need to adapt to living with a stranger. And of course, the theme of power dynamics within the marriage. Sometimes one partner may have more power due to family influence, which can create interesting storylines.

One common theme is family honor. In many Indian arranged marriage novels, the family's reputation and standing in society play a crucial role in the arrangement of marriages. For example, in 'A Suitable Boy', the families are very conscious of how the marriage will be perceived in their social circles.