Despite my best efforts I've seen you naked before – doesn't do much for me so no worries.
In "Breaking Dawn" by Stephenie Meyer, the quote reflects a character's sense of familiarity with another's vulnerability. The statement implies that the speaker has encountered the other person in a raw, unguarded state, yet it doesn’t affect their feelings or perceptions. This suggests a level of comfort or detachment that defies typical reactions to such intimacy. The phrase carries an undertone of confidence and nonchalance, with the speaker indicating that they...
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