Maybe I'm just oblivious, but I never noticed it being excessive. And the female characters, even if there is a little cringe sexualization, are still well developed and realistic.
I'd take that any day over the Patrick Rothfuss "feeble female who can't do anything for herself and must be saved by a knight in shining armor" approach.
LeonardCrabs t1_j2aamu5 wrote
Reply to Does Don Winslow introduce endless female characters just to write explicitly about their bodies and sex lives? by hammnbubbly
Maybe I'm just oblivious, but I never noticed it being excessive. And the female characters, even if there is a little cringe sexualization, are still well developed and realistic.
I'd take that any day over the Patrick Rothfuss "feeble female who can't do anything for herself and must be saved by a knight in shining armor" approach.