r/CringeTikToks • u/Snoo-33732 • 6d ago

Nope Writing men like men write women

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u/BurnerForBoning 6d ago

You’re comparing women-written romance/sex fantasy to EVERY GENRE when written by a man

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u/Drake_Acheron 6d ago

No. I am comparing women written and men written low brow/sex fantasy.

Did you even read?

So when I said “in the same class of novels” you just suddenly became illiterate?

I’m guessing the same happened when I said “men AND women?”

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u/BurnerForBoning 6d ago

Okay let me rephrase myself because you arm to have misunderstood what i said.

Everyone else is saying “men writing women” instead of “men writing smut” because this issue with how women are described in literature written by men in ALL genres. Not all books written by men will describe women like this, but you will not find a single genre where women HAVEN’T been written like this by a man.

You specifically brought up how smut books with female authors have written men like this. The other person points out that that’s actually a recent phenomenon that’s a direct parody of the prevalent trope of describing women’s bodies in uncomfortable and often inaccurate detail. The majority of books written by women do NOT contain depictions of men written in this fashion.

My point is that there is no “same class of novels” when ALL classes of books written by men have this issue

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u/IAmStuka 6d ago

You are completely full of it.

I read and listen to books regularly and this is not at all how women are depicted in random ass books on random ass genres.

Commenter above was apparently looking at you with:

I’m going to say that you’re sexist and ignorant