This album by Taylor Swift includes Songs like Mean, Back To December, and Mine
Speak Now
This trope known for its similarity to Only One Bed, includes the closeness that comes with sharing a horse
Only One Horse
Thane calls Shepard this if you romance him
Siha
This Katy Perry Album includes California Gurls, Firework, ET, and Last Friday Night
Teenage Dream
This trope is brought up when someone gets pregnant but doesn't tell the other main character until later in the book
Secret Baby
Though Simple, Dimitri of Fire Emblem Three houses Uses this term if Byleth romance's him
My Beloved
This Spice girls album includes Iconic tracks like Wannabe, Say You'll be There, and 2 become 1
Spice
This trope is actually a character Archetype popularized by Rhysand from ACOTAR
Shadow Daddy
In Hades Thanatos Affectionately shortens his boyfriends name to This making his own term of endearment
Zag
This Chappel Roan album featuring Red Wine Super Nova and Pink Pony Club isn't named after one of the songs on the album
Rise and Fall of a Midwest Princess
This trope is invoked by the anger of a male main character when the female main character has had harm done to them.
"Who did this to you?" also known as Touch Her and Die
This is what Solas calls you if you romance him in Dragon Age Inquisition, in Elvish
Vhenan, or "Heart"
This Cascada Album includes a cover of Kids in America and Truly Madly Deeply, along with original songs Bad Boy and Ready for Love
Every Time We Touch
This new silly trope has cropped up in Romantic Comedies in the last year, a hilarious reversal of Fake Dating
Fake Strangers
Lae'zel first calls you This, meaning Source of my Bruises, but later it changes to Source of my Joy
zhak vo'n'ash duj, into shak vonfindu