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The characters' struggles with societal norms felt very real, but I wonder if that tension also made the romance more rewarding. How did others connect with this aspect?

The attention to detail really brought the era to life, and I'm curious whether the setting was chosen for personal reasons or to highlight particular social issues.

There were moments that made me feel deeply connected to the characters, but I also appreciated the lighthearted scenes. Was this balance something planned or developed during writing?