In "Moonlight Scandals" by Jennifer L. Armentrout, the term "dickmatized" is introduced, describing a state where someone becomes entranced by an attractive partner, leading them to overlook negative qualities. This phenomenon suggests that physical allure can cloud judgment, making individuals ignore important red flags.

This concept reflects the complexity of romantic relationships, where desire and attraction can sometimes overshadow rational decision-making. Rosie, as a character, embodies this struggle by momentarily succumbing to the charm of someone despite their flaws, highlighting the challenges in navigating love and attraction.