#and her losing her power through Feyre and make people think shes now in debt of Nesta

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Before starting acosf my friend already heard about what would happen to Feysand. She didn't continue the series because of this very reason. We both knew how this was going to be.

A pregnancy plot when Feysand is not the narrator of their plot and it's definitely some sort of plot device of Nesta's story.

I continued reading because it was killing me not to know and by that point, I also read too many comments about how Rhysand is OOC. I already knew the only reason he would withhold such important information from Feyre was because he didn't want to put stress on her. And unsurprisingly I was right!! 

But because it was written in Nesta's pov, sjm risked explaining this situation from the point of someone who at that stage of the book was unbearably unreasonable and couldn't think straight. 

I'm not saying Rhysand did nothing wrong because he did and we have to remember, it wasn't out of malice. Nesta was also one of those people who kept this secret and if we want to find the guilty person here both Rhys and Nesta are at fault because technically these two are the closest people to Feyre. One is her husband/mate/father of her child and the other is her sister by blood.

Nesta wanted to conflict the pain she was through on someone like she did her whole life. And she found no one but Feyre. It's ironic because she was also the one holding the truth and did nothing to help, while Rhysand held the truth and was trying to find a solution and searched everywhere. Edit: Feyre was also the only one who disagreed with holding the truth about the sword from Nesta...

People say she wanted to prove to Feyre that IC was toxic and did both of them wrong. Or Nesta wanted her sister to know the truth and "at least she told her about her own body", but none of them is true.

Nesta has a mental health issue and it was said she enjoys hurting people. Not physically but with words. And when she told Feyre about the pregnancy we see how she instantly realised her error. How she saw the destruction she left behind for the first time. It was a fucked up way of sjm inserting some character growth in her as well as some redemption arc in the future.

So yes I don't take this plot seriously at all. It was handled very poorly and its solemn purpose was to give Nesta both a character growth and redemption arc which I hate very much. All the while she could approach her growth and redemption all through Nesta's character and not through another character plot...

I don’t blame rhys for the pregnancy thing simply because I don’t take that plot seriously. maybe if it hadn’t been written as a nesta redemption arc and he chose to withhold medical information from feyre I would have felt differently. but sjm took an important moment from a domestic feysand and used it to give nesta a chance to be the hero which she totally could have done in a different circumstance.

she used them to propel nesta’s storyline and so I just don’t really care

hope that helps!