May 10, 201213 yr Author Member The annoying blonde strippers/hookers overstaying their welcomes. Courtney(GH), Willow(Days), Abby(GH) all annoying on lasted way too long
May 11, 201213 yr Member The ones that bother me the MOST: Back from the dead. Enough already! Who's the daddy? How stupid can these women get over and over and over again? Anyone heard of birth control? SORAS. Not really a storyline, but it is just too f-ing stupid. One day a 3 year old, next 18 so they can act up and start having sex and take over the whole show. And how old must the rest of the characters be when suddenly 15 years has passed by every now and then? Everyone dating the same people. They all know each other. No one dates outside this small circle of people. Dating almost siblings, almost cousins, former in-laws etc etc. Come on!!!! Constant triangles and waffling. Another come on situation! So tired of it. An accident changes feelings. Always when someone is angry with another, that person is in an accident and all is forgiven. These people have the hospital as their second home! Evil twin. Always the twin-story so one character can seem to change and go crazy or even die. And da-dah, it was the twin no one knew of. Lame! Corporate take-overs. Fun sometimes, but when a company changes owners like 4 times a year, then something is wrong with the soap and they want some cheap trick to heat things up. Difficult pregnancies and dead babies How many babies have been killed off so the audience will forgive the grieving mother instantly? Crying, crying and even more crying Strong women? I think not. They cry even more than infants. Bad girl vs good girl Why must anyone be the good and the other the bad? Can't they both be normal people with some flaws? The complete nerd Steve Urkles work at hospitals, we know! And they can be used to change paternities etc, we know. Changing paternity test results Always when a paternity test is done, we know someone changed it. The surprise would be if no one changed it. Fairytale romances They do not exist in real life. At least not as they are portrayed on most soaps. Edited May 11, 201213 yr by BoldBeauty
May 11, 201213 yr Author Member Shrieking teens with chips on their shoulders. Hated them when I was a teen and so did my few soap watching teens friends so don't understand why they keep doing that.
May 11, 201213 yr Member Child out of Wedlock. Don't get me wrong I am not against it in the real world and I am not one of those hypocritical Christians that shuns people when they do it. I would really like to see, however, someone on a soap getting married THEN have a kid. Basically, I don't find it convincing when everyone does it.
May 20, 201213 yr Member Child out of Wedlock. Don't get me wrong I am not against it in the real world and I am not one of those hypocritical Christians that shuns people when they do it. I would really like to see, however, someone on a soap getting married THEN have a kid. Basically, I don't find it convincing when everyone does it. I agree with this actually. I would like to see single parents like Diane Jenkins was (before they ruined her.)
May 20, 201213 yr Member Fairytale romances They do not exist in real life. At least not as they are portrayed on most soaps. Can you give an example of what you mean? I don't mind a little romantic escapism on soaps as long as they don't go overboard. Constant triangles and waffling. Another come on situation! So tired of it. I think triangles are overused too. Like when Annie kept going from one triangle to another. Edited May 20, 201213 yr by RomeAt50
May 20, 201213 yr Author Member Can you give an example of what you mean? I don't mind a little romantic escapism on soaps as long as they don't go overboard. NEM's "fairytale" romance was horrible and had grown adults in cheesy situations meant for 16 year olds. Garden of Love comes to mind
May 20, 201213 yr Member Yeah that kind of stuff is annoying. Crying, crying and even more crying Strong women? I think not. They cry even more than infants . I've always thought there was too much women crying on soaps. Crying is usually more effective when its done less. Edited May 20, 201213 yr by RomeAt50
May 20, 201213 yr Author Member Yeah that kind of stuff is annoying. I've always thought there was too much women crying on soaps. Crying is usually more effectve when its done less. I hate those women and teens who cry over every little thing. I never cried as a teen as much as some of those soap teens and they cry over the littest things. Like a man insulted them and they burst into tears or someone rejected them or was mean to them.
May 20, 201213 yr Member I do not mind romantic escapism on soaps either. However, I think there also needs to be balance. When someone (Marlena Delacroix?) remarked how DAYS in the '80's consisted of one scene after another of young lovers professing their love for each other, they weren't being too hyperbolic.
May 20, 201213 yr Member I hate how sex is referred 98% of the time as making love. Who says that? Sometimes a one night stand or drunken escape is just sex, not making love
May 20, 201213 yr Author Member I hate how sex is referred 98% of the time as making love. Who says that? Sometimes a one night stand or drunken escape is just sex, not making love We used to talk about how passions always did that. Everyone was always making love. Kay basically rapes Miguel then its discussed as making love. "Everybody knows you tricked him into making love to you!"
May 27, 201213 yr Author Member The obvious villian. Like when the villian is someone new who comes on only to be the villian and we can tell they are the villian 5 mintues after they make an appearence!
May 27, 201213 yr Member I hate how sex is referred 98% of the time as making love. Who says that? Sometimes a one night stand or drunken escape is just sex, not making love YES!!! Thank you. Most people don't call it that. I assume that was started back when it wasn't 'proper' to say "sex" on television, and the phrase just stuck... but it needs to go.
May 28, 201213 yr Member I don't mind it when it's between a couple who's obviously in love, but for a heat of the moment one night stand, usually between those who otherwise hate each other? Yeah, I don't think so.
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