These people shared some hilariously bad examples of writing by men as they tried to describe women in their books.
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Man was about to crack her open like a Capri Sun
and Serena Williams wouldn't even break a sweat
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He is clearly describing the inflatable woman he keeps in the garage and not a real one.
That's not how anatomy works.
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5th base is when you get to the jazz cafe
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Madeliene also needs to see a doctor.
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Man they even got Wonder Woman
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Is it possible for someone so smart to also be so stupid?
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What you're describing sir is a literal giraffe
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Sometimes you have to wonder about the male brain and whether it's even there
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Oh the thing that every woman does, everyday? Try again, my dude.
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We share the same aggression portrayed by the yellow highlght.
Is that why they won't put pockets in women's clothing?
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Murakami met a woman once. This was not her.
Well, the author definitely wasn't thinking straight either.
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Author - Totally not Donald Trump, why do you ask?
A regular renaissance man we say.
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That first sentence hits you like a truck and you wish that it had done the job so you wouldn't have to read the rest of this bs.
Cixin Liu describing the protagonist's dream woman. She needs to be smart but not smarter than me because that's not sexy /s
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Robert a. Heinlein really said science be damned.
Jim Butcher was so proud of this he put his name on every page. Where's the eye bleach?
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They're not robot arms to be moved every which way.
Men need to stop. We literally have 7 more pictures to go through.
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Have you seen women? Pitbulls? The inside of a classroom?
So there's a hole there? Right through the ribcage?
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This is a terrifying paragraph and the only book we'd gladly burn.
Bukowski you've done it again. Now stop doing it.
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Why do men think its so necessary to describe their breasts in the first moment?
Well, it must certainly be bigger than the brain being used to write this.
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The context that the reader gave makes it so so much worse. We're done here.
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