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Both characters explicitly agree on terms. “We date until my promotion. No feelings.” The reader should understand why each accepts this (e.g., debt, family pressure, time constraints). As the story progresses, the delineation between "friend"
| Pitfall | Why It’s Problematic | Fix | |---------|----------------------|-----| | | Boss/employee or landlord/tenant “convenience” can feel coercive. | Make the vulnerable party actively negotiate terms. | | No growth | If both remain purely utilitarian, the story stalls. | Add at least one moment of irrational kindness. | | Glossing over harm | A third party (real partner, child) is used as a tool. | Address the collateral damage honestly. | | “Fixing” the character | The cold person just needed love—clichéd. | Show that convenience wasn’t a flaw but a survival strategy. | “We date until my promotion