And I do not pretend to know anything about a women's Physique, for I am not a woman. I also have to note that I am not a writer, novelist or anything like that, hell there must be tons of orthographic and grammatical errors in this whole piece. "Midnight Passions" or "Stranger at the Beach". The closest I have gotten is seeing a cover of an open shirt Fabio holding a woman on the beach at night looking passionately into his eyes under moonlight. Now I just wrote that in a couple of minutes. He moves my hair as I feel his hot breath on my neck. With a firm tone he tells me to turn around and close my eyes. My breasts swell in anticipation of his touch. I stop in front of him, gazing into his eyes as I hesitate to touch his chest. He looks at me like a wolf waiting for his prey. The moon shines off his perfectly chiseled abs. I know I must run, but every part of my body makes His body appeared as if it where crafted by a Greek god.Ī rush of blood fills my cheeks and runs down my body. I can no longer hear the waves crashing against the shore. I stop and stare at the hooded figure with curiosity and fear. I start to walk along the coast, when I notice a dark hoodedįigure in the distance. Every hair in my body stood up as I looked out into the sea. Since there are so many factors that fill a romantic novel, I felt I should try writing a scene explaining myself albeit from a women's point of view: I can understand how housewives and underage women can get into romantic novels that slather on the romance and foreplay to the point where sex in those books are more of a descriptive gang bang. I have a good imagination but when it comes to sex I am more visual/physical. It's like seeing foreplay in a porno and fast forwarding to the good parts. Like in movies, I seem to think that a sex scene would not really take that long in a romance novel for men unless you get heavy into the Erotic foreplay like Anais Nin.Įven then it still is based on how fast you read it. I think it would be just a short story intermittent with nudity, drinking partying and porn.
Romantic novels, love stories and Rom-coms would not work if they where written for men. Regular men do not define love in the way women do. Would there ever be a love story from the point of view of a man that woman would watch and react to, like a regular love story or Rom-com?
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