She's like what people think Japanese romance writers are like. She is so afraid of a sincere romance between equals, probably because she can't concieve of one, that every couple is "Dominant/abusive partner x submissive straightman partner"
It's funny because most Japanese romance writers really don't make the romances uneventful and odd because the author is themselves a kissless virgin who doesn't understand relationships, but rather because most manga series are never given an actual deadline or commissioned for a set number of chapters. It's a legit problem with how a lot of publishers operate.
Usually it's given a small starting boost with a few chapters to test the waters, then the publisher will immediately try to milk it if it turns out to be popular. Thus, the relationship can't progress too fast as the author now has an incentive to stretch out the story to get more paychecks and feed themselves. Seems like a pretty good long term plan, except this is Japan so the corpo bosses also never bother to tell the author when the series
will be ending until it's like 2 months before the deadline.
The result of this goofy ass setup is, unfortunately, a bunch of romance mangas that have absolutely nothing happen for long swaths of time and then the series either
A) ends with a fart out of nowhere without resolving anything.
or
B) absolutely speedruns the relationship at break-neck velocity in the last 20 chapters.
The ones that don't are usually the ones where the author didn't try to chase the gravy train and ended it themselves naturally, which with how shitty working as an artist in Japan can be is understandably kinda rare.