>author describes the breasts and bottom of each female character in the sentence she is introduced
Author describes the breasts and bottom of each female character in the sentence she is introduced
Jeremiah Peterson
Kayden Williams
care to give some examples
Zachary Hughes
Based
Camden Martin
Not 100% as OP's criteria but:
>"I'll be going now," she said. Shinji made no answer and a surprised look came over his face. He had caught sight of a black streak that ran straight across the front of her red sweater. Hatsue followed his gaze and saw the dirty smudge, just in the spot where she had been leaning her breast against the concrete parapet. Bending her head, she started slapping her breast with her open hands. Beneath her sweater, which all but seemed to be concealing some firm supports, two gently swelling mounds were set to trembling ever so slightly by the brisk brushing of her hands. Shinji stared in wonder. Struck by her hands, the breasts seemed more like two small, playful animals. The boy was deeply stirred by the resilient softness of their movement. The streak of dirt was finally brushed out.
Jace White
what does this illustration indicate to you
Ian Johnson
Catch-22
Nathaniel Mitchell
> author describes the scarlet lips and gentle hands of each male character in the sentence he is introduced
Ayden Gutierrez
It reminds me of my grandad.
Jaxon Sanchez
the witcher books
Nicholas Martin
>the breasts seemed like animals
Mishima is pathetic.
Charles Robinson
Murakami
Jace Myers
Brave new world
Noah Jones
david myatt
Parker Stewart
PKD
John Nguyen
I don’t see a problem with this
Jayden Williams
>tfw no pneumatic gf
Connor Ward
Pretty much every woman in a Houellebecq novel has "large, sagging breasts"
Carson Richardson
>Author thoroughly describes each female character's feet as soon as they are introduced
Brandon Ortiz
oh PLEASE give examples
Connor Butler
Pushkin probably he was a foot fetishist
Angel Rodriguez
Catch-22 is a humour/satire/parody. The sexualisation is a mockery of the character's sleazy nature.
Brave New World is a story where the main plot surrounds around science fucking with sex.
Both of these novels only overly sexualise for the sake of hyperbole and satire/characterisation
Adrian Johnson
Bukowski, Sartre, celine
Josiah Perez
PKD is notorious for this. always with the nipples...
Easton Martin
>author describes in poetic detail each and every erection the protagonist has.
Eli Reyes
yes, in Ubik when it's the 14 year old street urchin girl too, megakek