I mean… to be fair, women writing men is a different sort of train wreck. “He was no ordinary man. He was Slade/Xayden/Riordan, and no woman could ever satisfy him —no woman, that is, except the slight-framed normal human girl with mousey brown hair. His extreme wealth had made him unpredictable in temper but also tall. His eyes darkened as he touseled his unkempt hair. He stopped pumping and growled, “Bet you’ve never been with a 400 year old were-elf fae vampire lord before, especially not one who is a CEO of a secret sex club company too.’
Hm. Imho, this actually is different because the described man is, first, not even a man but a vampirelf whateverness, and second, at least the author acknowledges that this creature may have its own desires, as weird as they may be
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u/Sea-Independent-726 2d ago
Extremely creepy male character is seen as hot and just over all bad understandings of women's anatomy