In Jennifer L. Armentrout's book "Obsidian," the protagonist reflects on the qualities of a certain archetype of attractive boys. This type is characterized not only by physical beauty but also by a striking body, creating an initial impression of desirability. However, this allure is often overshadowed by their negative personality traits, particularly a poor attitude, which complicates their appeal and makes them difficult to connect with on a deeper level.

This contrast highlights the superficial nature of attraction and the importance of character in relationships. While the allure of a "sexy boy" may draw people in, the underlying attitude can significantly affect interactions and perceptions, ultimately revealing that beauty alone is insufficient for meaningful connections.