I mean, I'm a guy, and I do notice breasts. I will not normally talk about it, but I do that. So for me it's just a detail that adds to the character. Also Stephen King mentions a whole lot of gross details like that, that's the point of his writing. For me personally, it's something along the lines of saying openly what everyone's thinking. Like, I know this subject is gross, but it affects my life, and I like that someone was able to discuss a similar experience.
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Reply to comment by Advanced-Ad6676 in Does Don Winslow introduce endless female characters just to write explicitly about their bodies and sex lives? by hammnbubbly
I mean, I'm a guy, and I do notice breasts. I will not normally talk about it, but I do that. So for me it's just a detail that adds to the character. Also Stephen King mentions a whole lot of gross details like that, that's the point of his writing. For me personally, it's something along the lines of saying openly what everyone's thinking. Like, I know this subject is gross, but it affects my life, and I like that someone was able to discuss a similar experience.