Leigh
11. STARTLED breasts?
12. The classic way to describe a woman’s butt
Of course, people all over Twitter had a field day with this nonsense.
I doubt myself a lot as a writer which is why I’ve largely stopped doing it. I’ve decided to start writing with the confidence of men writing about women’s bodies.https://t.co/kom5HJBMmt
— Tamara (@TamIWas) December 2, 2019
And, hey, one Twitter user reminded us that there’s at least one “sensible” woman mentioned! #Winning.
Good. Gawd. 🤢 But at least the one woman is also “sensible” and reasonably smart, so, fully fleshed out character there…
— ACK (@RealACKattack) December 2, 2019
In short, when you write stories about women as sexualized, dimensional characters you end up with the drivel above.
No. The problem is that men have attempted to write stories about women, while writing women out of the narrative. Hence the character type you’re referencing: A sexualized women with no dimension used as a sex object to titillate men while presenting a faux woman’s empowerment.
— Erin Rose (@ERozansky) December 2, 2019
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