“I know you’re reading a murder mystery but first, boobs” - the author probably (The Midnight Club by James Patterson)1yr ⋅ Study-Objective ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Found this on a test. I don't think it's that offensive but it just feels.....wrong3yr ⋅ coinsniffer32 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Lol! It do be like that 😂 (just chose any old flair, not sure it matches)4yr ⋅ MissVvvvv ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Hell's Angels by Hunter S Thompson. Men in the 1960s just understood women, you know?1yr ⋅ jbeldham ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Haven't you ever shut your vagina in rage? Ways of Going Home by Alejandro Zambra2yr ⋅ Phrophetsam ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
The Wheel of Time: The Dragon Reborn, by Robert Jordan. A map of the city of the Aes Sedai, an organization of powerful female sorcerers. Yup.2yr ⋅ thebaziel ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
The book’s not bad, but I had to struggle to get past this sentence on the first page. [Waiting in Vain, by Colin Channer]4yr ⋅ epicazeroth ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
[The Fault In Our Stars by John Green] If a hot guy stares at you it’s not awkward at all.4yr ⋅ zmxls2000 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
literally transported to an alternate reality and the first thing she does is grab her tiddies. (1Q84,murakami)2yr ⋅ humanfairy ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
I think we should all take a minute to appreciate children's book authors (The Son of Neptune, by Rick Riordan)2yr ⋅ Aro_Kiwi ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
On a post about allowing women to go topless to desexualise boobs3yr ⋅ lattevanille ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
*Dances boobily, tricking an enraptured male* - anatomy for fantasy artists, Glenn Fabry2yr ⋅ Zoriety ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
I definitely thought I was already on this subreddit when I read this4yr ⋅ ischloecool ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Found in Steven Kings “IT” Yeah happens all the time when someone laughs at me3yr ⋅ JimJimOnionSkin ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Yep, I’m sure that’s how it works.... (The title wasn’t stated in the post so I’m not sure the book it’s from)1yr ⋅ Avitha101 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Rereading The Raw Shark Texts by Steven Hall, I enjoyed this.1yr ⋅ actibus_consequatur ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
I know erotica is probably cheating, but this is the worst description of boobs I've ever seen4yr ⋅ crazyladyscientist ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Terry Pratchett in Thief of Time - I feel like this acknowledges that even when a woman is preparing for the male gaze, she isn't actually getting aroused by her own bazongas. She's just happy about her neat hat.2yr ⋅ peanutthewoozle ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
We interrupt this fight scene for important male fanservice (The Last Wish by Andrzej Sapkowski)2yr ⋅ _ballen_ ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Because women just can’t stop talking, amirite guys? From the Dark Tower by Steven King4yr ⋅ lizzlebean ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
I LOVE this series and I am a fan of King, but 🙄🙄🙄 [the Waste Lands (book III of the Dark Tower series), Stephen King]1yr ⋅ iamrosey ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
From the Nintendo fandom wiki.... not even game characters are safe4yr ⋅ SuspiciousPeppermint ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Tag yourself, i’m the one that’s gonna put a pen inside herself3yr ⋅ PrincessBubblebake ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Never thought I’d come across one in the wild. Tim O’Brien’s The Things They Carried4yr ⋅ DancingInMyBlood ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Literally everything involving these two is a clusterfuck but I thought this panel demonstrated it best. For context Arisia aged herself up artificially, she is still technically a child.1yr ⋅ FlowerFaerie13 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Ah yes, a normal conversation between women. (High-rise invasion)2yr ⋅ ash64184869 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Ok I've been really enjoying finally reading Initial D but what the fuck is this1yr ⋅ Orion-- ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
“Glory”, by Jack Curtis. I can’t think of a more incredible first page.1yr ⋅ wildtype621 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
My Protag is female so I better make sure my readers know she's female by emphasising that she's female11mo ⋅ dark_reality88 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Is it wrong for me to be critical of the way Arya Stark was made to say, “most girls are idiots” in Game of Thrones season 2? LOL. Because some people were quite upset when I posted about it on another sub. 1mo ⋅ petitefairy99 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Go home everyone about to post Stephen King. Alizee Yeezy has trumped all of you.2yr ⋅ PrincessTutubella ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
I keep coming back to this passage whenever I encounter a badly-written description of a woman. You could say it's my comfort description [Red Dwarf #1: Infinity Welcomes Careful Drivers by Grant Naylor]3yr ⋅ cheshsky ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Found this on my reddit page. Just in case us ladies forgot, here’s a reminder of how we should be !!2yr ⋅ xxkatie_mayxx ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
18 pages in, and this description somehow managed to be creepier than the incredibly rat related death in the opening chapter [James Herbert, The Rats]4yr ⋅ tartanteafiend ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Anorexic, yet not at all! (Don’t forget about the breasts)- The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo, Stieg Larsson4yr ⋅ count-the-days ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
A male author got it right?! “Language Visible” by David Sacks (the book is about analyzing the history of language and the alphabet)4yr ⋅ AornisHades ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Ah, yes, I know the perfect way to describe her! - Patrick White, The Solid Mandala4yr ⋅ twilighttruth ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Is this really the best description he could come up with? (The crimson petal and the white by Michael Farber)2yr ⋅ meegsbear ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Took this from my ace page but felt it should be here - hoping this isn't a repost lol3yr ⋅ FranciumSenpai ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
She had lips like a silken bedsheet and I thirsted to marry her.5yr ⋅ ScurvyDanny ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
The ‘titles’ alone are making me question my faith in humanity2yr ⋅ DoINeed1OfThese ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Arthur C. Clarke is a great writer but these kinds of passages sneak into too many of his books (Rendezvous with Rama)2yr ⋅ odomer ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Her assault was so wonderful that she spent her life looking for him?! (Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garcia Marquez)3wk ⋅ flybyknight665 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
The hardest challenge The Avengers have ever faced [Tales of Suspense #59]2yr ⋅ zectaPRIME ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Ah yes, only women’s personalities are unpredictable. [2001: A Space Odyssey by Arthur C. Clarke]3yr ⋅ weatherwaxing ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Because daughters flirt with their fathers from birth (Last Orders by Graham Swift)1yr ⋅ sweetladymary ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Ken Follet is one of my favorite authors, but lately he has been really putting me off. This is just gross.3yr ⋅ i_poop_so_much901020 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
THIS is how you introduce a young female character. No mention at all of boobs. All the Pretty Horses by Cormac McCarthy.2yr ⋅ buddhasquirrel ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Straight from the political party that wants to regulate female bodily autonomy.3yr ⋅ 87gaming ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Found this beautiful thing in the @you.look.like.a.man if stories2yr ⋅ Cosmicsparklemuffin ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
What in the ever loving fuck (What is Health & How do You Get It)4yr ⋅ Mastronarde258 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
You might not believe me, but this is peak femininity. Let the berthing begin.3yr ⋅ mav1973kit ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
This description of a roast chicken reminded me of this subreddit. Acquired Tastes by Peter Mayle3yr ⋅ jbeldham ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Hope this is okay, but I thought we could all consider the other side of this coin in a positive way4yr ⋅ H_G_Bells ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
The Psychology of the Wife (House of Secrets No. 82, Marv Wolfman)4yr ⋅ jyanoshik ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
“the breasts seemed more like two small, playful animals.” My assigned reading for school, everyone! (The Sound of Waves, by Yukio Mishima)4yr ⋅ Spearmint_sticks ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Parental reception of literary role models [Sixth of the Dusk by Brandon Sanderson]3yr ⋅ nuephelkystikon ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Every time I post here it is always from my textbooks... “A modern day expression of the ancient urge to reproduce”2yr ⋅ qiutianbeau ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Don’t get me wrong, I’m not sexually interested in my sister, I just think of her every time I touch sister-sized titties (Haruki Murakami, Killing Commendatore)4yr ⋅ kaiapapaia ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
How do I know when my breasts are ripe? [Nick Buckley, a UK charity worker]2yr ⋅ SpiritualOnslaught ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
I just thought this line was funny. From The Pale Horseman by Bernard Cornwell1yr ⋅ ringaling11 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Of Course, We Don't Get Real Pockets In Our Pants Because We Have Tiny Purses In Our Vaginas!2yr ⋅ EnvironmentalRoof629 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Compiled a few of the unnecessary breasts in this masterpiece following my first post [Brighton Rock - Graham Greene]4yr ⋅ hullabulu ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Something about this irks me, but I can't put my finger on what (The Eyes of Darkness by Dean Koontz)...4yr ⋅ faein ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
A mother wonders how her 15 y.o daughter will react to the news of her father’s death in a plane crash. Naturally, her breast size must be mentioned. (The Pilot’s Wife - Anita Shreve)1yr ⋅ Puk-_-man ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Hate it when people look at a poorly written female character and blame it on women. Like Sir, a man wrote this. A man.3yr ⋅ Somememeswouldbenice ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Yes, I also love it when women look like small children (The Flight of the Falcon - Daphne du Maurier)4yr ⋅ tDumFlumph ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Hooked up with this guy twice and a year later he sent me this. He didn’t even make me cum 😑4yr ⋅ whosemilyagain ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
The grossest description of a butthole ever - The Unbearable Lightness of Being by Milan Kundera2yr ⋅ pumpkinwearsfuzzysox ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Are you surprised this book came out in the 60s? Yeah, me neither. (The Art of Sexual Lovemaking by Frank S. Caprio M.D)4yr ⋅ TELSTSIA ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
I don’t know about you but I always introduce my friends to strange men this way.3yr ⋅ Nosynonymforsynonym ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Very clever of her body to do that by itself! (God Emperor of Dune, Frank Herbert)2yr ⋅ Zoriety ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
Superman's Girl Friend, Lois Lane #21, by Edmond Hamilton2yr ⋅ Zealousideal_Art2159 ⋅ r/menwritingwomen
