He was male and ripped in all the places I was soft.
In Jennifer L. Armentrout's book "Obsidian," the narrator reflects on the contrasting physical attributes between herself and a male character. She describes him as strong and muscular, highlighting her own softness and vulnerability in comparison. This contrast suggests not only a visual disparity but may also touch on themes of strength, attraction, and personal insecurities.
The quote encapsulates the essence of her feelings towards him, indicating a fascination with his physical appearance while also hinting at her own feelings of inadequacy. It emphasizes the allure of someone who embodies traits she perceives as powerful and desirable, setting the stage for complex character interactions and emotional exploration throughout the story.
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