Young Romance #21
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeThis anthology issue contains multiple romance stories. "I Want Your Man!" depicts a woman named Marsha seeking revenge on a rival named Joanne by pursuing her fiancé, only to eventually reconcile with Joanne after realizing the destructive nature of her jealousy. "Let's Pretend!" tells of Gil French, who falls in love with a woman and finds himself caring for her young daughter Lisa, learning to embrace a life of domestic pretense and love. "With All My Love!" follows a young postman who, while delivering love letters for another man to Miss Evie Davis, writes and sends his own anonymous love letter to her, ultimately winning her affection.
In "Romance is Always the Same!", a young woman torn between tradition and ambition finds unexpected guidance when she meets Mrs. Dulcimer, the elderly publisher of a local newspaper. As she considers her future, Mrs. Dulcimer shares the story of her own youth—when she fought for women’s rights as a "Bloomer girl"—and how love and marriage reshaped her path. The tale unfolds with quiet wisdom, inviting reflection on how ideals evolve, and whether a woman can truly have both a career and a life of love.
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↩ Reprints Love Confessions #44 (1955), Love Romances #56 (1956), Today's Brides #3 (1956), My Romantic Adventures #71 (1956), Stories of Romance #10 (1957)
Reprinted in Stories of Romance #10 (1957)
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