The "I don't want to talk about AI" thread, and the new topic is: boobs and bits

One thing that I like about my character Scout is that I never talk about their chest. Not positively, not negatively, I just focus on their other attributes and on the silly situations they end up in.

Their stories have all been in first person, so no one gets to provide a physical description of them but what they choose to disclose. Surprisingly, I haven't had even one person either ask or complain about it😅
 
One thing that I like about my character Scout is that I never talk about their chest. Not positively, not negatively, I just focus on their other attributes and on the silly situations they end up in.

Their stories have all been in first person, so no one gets to provide a physical description of them but what they choose to disclose. Surprisingly, I haven't had even one person either ask or complain about it😅
Definitely noticed that, and usually I do the same, but I had an opportunity to go absolutely nuts one time (using negative space, like @Bamagan suggested) and I full sent it.
 
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It's the fine line I feel I'm always walking as a writer who takes my craft seriously, but who also likes to write erotica. On the one hand I want to write my characters with dignity and respect: they are not, I hope, purely the sum of their physical attributes and their sexual desirability. On the other hand: boobs.
 
You know, with boobs being boobs, and men being men, I'm surprised we ever evolved beyond the stage of caves and fire. Probably the most convincing argument ever that most societal improvements in human history were either driven by women, or else accidental.
Men were forced to invent fire to see the boobs at night. Thus civilisation and pornography were born
 
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