r/menwritingwomen is a subreddit with 604k members. The community frequently discusses books, literature, writing, characters, and authors, and the most common flair used is book, graphic novel, discussion, women authors , and doing it right.
A sample of how men who create films, books, TV, and graphic novels characterize women. (Plus memes, shitposts, and meta once in a while.)
Popular Topics in r/menwritingwomen
#1
Books
78 posts
#2
Literature
52 posts
#3
Writing
37 posts
#4
Characters
35 posts
#5
Authors
29 posts
#6
Women
13 posts
#7
Relationships
11 posts
#8
Description
6 posts
#9
Breasts
5 posts
#10
Comic
5 posts
Flair Used in r/menwritingwomen
#1
Book
: ""... nipples pointing skyward toward some distant star...""
50 posts
#2
Graphic Novel
: "The Amazing Miss Arrowette and her girly arrows. (World's Finest #113 1960, written by Dave Wood)"
11 posts
#3
Discussion
: "Comment on how men author view women as a lump of meat through their characters, or themselves"
4 posts
#4
Women Authors
: "Gillian Flynn, I love you but c'mon [Dark Places by Gillian Flynn]"
4 posts
#5
Doing It Right
: "[asoiaf][grrm] Catelyn Stark"
4 posts
#6
Television
: "[Bleach] Just wanna rant"
4 posts
#7
Memes
: "That explains a lot of DC Comics' 2010s problems"
3 posts
#8
Satire
: "[SATIRE] Did you know that women are human beings?"
2 posts
#9
Meta
: "[Lust can’t be lectured] by [Sean Thomas] (spectator article), What the hell is happening"
2 posts
#10
REMOVED: Video/Gif
: "Found this while scrolling shorts and knew I had to share"
1 post
Member Growth in r/menwritingwomen
Yearly
+19k members(3.3%)
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Last updated: October 31, 2026