ROMANTASY IS GETTING REAL YALL

What is the term Romantasy actually mean?

But, does it work?  

This word actually may create a visceral cringe reaction in some people. How about we call it fantasy romance? Or like paranormal romance. Even urban fantasy sort of worked cause you’d know what you were getting. Some people are confused too. Is it Romantic Fantasy? Fantasy Romance? Fantasy with tragic love stories? Erotica and fantasy? 
Yes.

I thought "Romantasy" was my new favorite word but it feels kind of... wrong?

Is this word really overwhelmingly popular right now to the point where it's hard to find new books in other types of fantasy? Or does it merely seem super popular because of the *** infobubble? Right now, romantasy equals money, and publishers are a corporation first and foremost. They’re going to chase that profit, and much of the time, they don’t appear to see it in marginalized authors’ works, attaching labels that subcategorize those books even more.
Everyone’s writing romantasy. Who gets to reap the benefits of that label, however, is a different story—and one that has little to do with whether a book actually fits into the definition. Because apparently, we haven’t agreed upon what that definition is.

What's your opinion about that? Is it time we changed the term or not?

Recent articles:
https://www.theguardian.com/books/2024/feb/02/romantasy-literary-genre-booktok
https://www.womenshealthmag.com/sex-and-love/a64218855/romantasy-novels-saved-sex-life-marriage

For the Greek romantasy lovers community:
https://www.kathimerini.gr/culture/563898352/romantasy-ochi-pia-arlekin-alla-drakoi