I still hope that erotic literature can reflect a little reality with its diversity. Are really all readers only happy when the protagonists have a standardized breast size? I think that is unlikely. Just as unlikely as I think that all people on television only want to see the standard food that is served to them every day.
As a start, I quote from the erotic novel “The teacher in the sex trap!, Part 1” by an author who has chosen the pseudonym Caroline Milf for herself. I use the example because the author does not only describe the shape of a breast with one or two keywords but takes her time for … Continue reading How to describe a female breast 4 – Shape and color
Yesterday, I explored the idea of describing breasts through analogies. This has the advantage of immediately evoking an idea without my having to go far as a writer. Plus, it’s a poetic way that doesn’t go into too much detail. But if you are serious about trying to put the shape of a breast into … Continue reading How to describe a female breast 3: Questionary
While searching for a systematic description of the shapes that breasts can take, I came across the Italian sexologist Piero Lorenzoni. His list of breast shapes mostly refers to analogies with fruit. Piero Lorenzoni and his publications Lorenzoni is little known in Germany. He has published numerous books on eroticism in his homeland since the … Continue reading How to describe a female breast 2: ANALOGIES
Breasts have a dull existence in erotic literature, especially among self-publishers. They are big. And round. They look great. Of course, they do. In the English-speaking world, they are mostly “gorgeous,” shall mean magnificent, dreamlike, beautiful. As a woman, such clichés make me want to vomit. And not out of envy. The images that are … Continue reading How to describe A Female breast 1: Introduction
