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It may or may not be any good, that's an opinion of the reader. And like they say, there is no accounting for taste.
But think of this - as long as it's not literature of hate or absolute misinformation, shouldn't we celebrate anyone reading? Even if it's something we don't like. A man or woman reading a romance novel in front of their children is reinforcing the habit of reading in their kid. I believe the net benefit is so high, it doesn't matter at all the content (excluding the previous examples.)
Plus just walking into a book store, or browsing books online can expose you to all sorts of other books. And even reading romance novels can help you branch out into even nonfiction.
So you may not like the content, but some people are going to read it, and there's no reason to try to discourage or denigrate the particular genre, don't you think?
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I think it's because anyone could write them so it's probably relatable.
If you think about it, badly drawn comics are often the most popular probably for the same reason. >

Uh, interesting 

If you think about it, badly drawn comics are often the most popular probably for the same reason

I never thought it that way and i'm not sure i agree, but it's definitely an interesting point of view. 
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From my understanding a lot of what makes these books popular is that the women are actually treated well by their lovers and romanced really indulgently. That stands in contrast to a lot of other literature and media as well as women’s experience of romance in real life. Maybe since you’re not a woman with this perspective, that aspect of the books doesn’t appeal to you enough to make up for all the other crap? >

Interesting.
So you're saying It could be some sort of light hearted escapism, which i can actually see.
Thx for the opinion.
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