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Bastard Girlfriend, Bastard Boyfriend, and Bespectacled Bastard Boyfrijed have been renamed Fetishized Abuser and merged.
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For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which has "Abusively Sexy Lady", "Abusively Sexy Bitch", and "Abusively Sexy Girl" as internal subtropes) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an internal subtrope.)
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For examples, see BastardGirlfriend FetishizedAbuser (which has "Abusively Sexy Lady", "Abusively Sexy Bitch", and "Abusively Sexy Girl" as internal subtropes) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an internal subtrope.)
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For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have "Abusively Sexy Lady", "Abusively Sexy Bitch" and "Abusively Sexy Girl" as internal subtropes) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an internal subtrope.)
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For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have has "Abusively Sexy Lady", "Abusively Sexy Bitch" Bitch", and "Abusively Sexy Girl" as internal subtropes) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an internal subtrope.)
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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[Administrivia/TheSameButMoreSpecific too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly Administrivia/TheSameButMore, Administrivia/TheSameButMoreSpecific, or similar. In some cases, a trope concept within this gray area is best handled by making it an '''Internal Subtrope''': Give it a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[Administrivia/TheSameButMoreSpecific too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly Administrivia/TheSameButMore, Administrivia/TheSameButMoreSpecific, or similar. In some cases, a trope concept within this gray area is best handled by making it an '''Internal Subtrope''': Give it a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
redirect. But please avoid Administrivia/LinkingToAnArticleWithinTheArticle in this way.
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Begin to tie in with Type Labels Are Not Examples
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However, [[Administrivia/TypeLabelsAreNotExamples Subtrope Titles Are Not Examples]]. Examples on a trope page still must list ''why'' a particular internal subtrope applies.
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For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have "Abusively Sexy Lady", "Abusively Sexy Bitch" and "Abusively Sexy Girl" as internal subtropes) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an internal subtropes).
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For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have "Abusively Sexy Lady", "Abusively Sexy Bitch" and "Abusively Sexy Girl" as internal subtropes) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an internal subtropes).subtrope.)
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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[TheSameButMoreSpecific too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly Administrivia/TheSameButMore, TheSameButMoreSpecific, or similar. In some cases, a trope concept within this gray area is best handled by making it an '''Internal Subtrope''': Give it a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[TheSameButMoreSpecific [[Administrivia/TheSameButMoreSpecific too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly Administrivia/TheSameButMore, TheSameButMoreSpecific, Administrivia/TheSameButMoreSpecific, or similar. In some cases, a trope concept within this gray area is best handled by making it an '''Internal Subtrope''': Give it a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[TheSameButMoreSpecific too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly Administrivia/TheSameButMore, TheSameButMoreSpecific, or similar. In some cases, a trope concept within this gray area is best handled by making it an Administrivia/InternalSubtrope: Give it a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as Administrivia/{{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an Administrivia/InternalSubtrope).
For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as Administrivia/{{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an Administrivia/InternalSubtrope).
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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[TheSameButMoreSpecific too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly Administrivia/TheSameButMore, TheSameButMoreSpecific, or similar. In some cases, a trope concept within this gray area is best handled by making it an Administrivia/InternalSubtrope: '''Internal Subtrope''': Give it a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which haveAbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch "Abusively Sexy Lady", "Abusively Sexy Bitch" and AbusivelySexyGirl "Abusively Sexy Girl" as Administrivia/{{Internal Subtrope}}s) internal subtropes) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an Administrivia/InternalSubtrope).internal subtropes).
For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have
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For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as {{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an Administrivia/InternalSubtrope).
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For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as {{Internal Administrivia/{{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an Administrivia/InternalSubtrope).
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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[TheSameButMoreSpecific too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly Administrivia/TheSameButMore, TheSameButMoreSpecific, or similar. In some cases, a trope concept within this gray area is best handled by making it an InternalSubtrope: Give it a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as {{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an InternalSubtrope).
For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as {{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an InternalSubtrope).
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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[TheSameButMoreSpecific too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly Administrivia/TheSameButMore, TheSameButMoreSpecific, or similar. In some cases, a trope concept within this gray area is best handled by making it an InternalSubtrope: Administrivia/InternalSubtrope: Give it a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as {{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as anInternalSubtrope).Administrivia/InternalSubtrope).
For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as {{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an
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Sometimes, a trope is distinct enough to deserve its own name and description, but a bit [[TheSameButMoreSpecific too specific]] to deserve its own page: There is a huge grey area between worthwhile tropes and tropes that are plainly Administrivia/TheSameButMore, TheSameButMoreSpecific, or similar. In some cases, a trope concept within this gray area is best handled by making it an InternalSubtrope: Give it a trope definition within the trope description of the supertrope and add the trope name as a redirect.
For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as {{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an InternalSubtrope).
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For examples, see BastardGirlfriend (which have AbusivelySexyLady, AbusivelySexyBitch and AbusivelySexyGirl as {{Internal Subtrope}}s) and ArtistDisillusionment (which has ArtistDisillusionmentFarewell as an InternalSubtrope).
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