Out here, you're all muscle, a hide like leather, she said, running her hands over his upper arms, shoulders and chest. You have a soft underbelly. You're a soft touch. I know. Mush. Nothing but mush. Tell
In "Second Chance Pass" by Robyn Carr, a character reflects on another's strength and vulnerability. She observes his muscular physique, describing it as tough and resilient, yet points out his emotional softness. This contrast highlights the complexity of his personality—how he possesses a strong exterior but harbors a gentle, sensitive side. Her affectionate assessment serves to underscore the theme of duality in human nature, where physical strength can coexist with emotional tenderness. This moment emphasizes the depth of connection between individuals, revealing that underneath a hardened shell lies a heart that craves understanding and compassion.
