/lit/ - Literature

>>21682959
Pic rel are two different scenes. One in the context of a more or less serious conversation, the other one in a heated physical scene.

>>21682974
>do you also hate it when authors use "heart" to describe a sense of truer inner-self that does not correspond anatomically to the pear-shaped muscle in the chest that pumps blood throughout the body?
No, but the usage of core in those books is a bit ambigious and most of the time seems like an awkward copout. I've seen many female writers use this.
As for your second part, I know how it feels to be in an intimate and emotional relationship, but maybe I just tend to describe those feelings and emotions more... rational and descriptive. Might be a me-problem.

>>21682990
>'Core' is often used to describe the interior of woman's vagina
Again, I've seen it often used in a way that seems more emotional. And even when used to describe a physical part, it can be the outer parts, or the inner parts, but nothing concrete.

>>21682993
Perfect.

>>21683006
o_O