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What is there?

I'm not sure I understand the question.

Harry Potter.

Most fiction with good characterization, I'd presume.

What do men act like?

The overwhelming majority of fiction I've read that was written by women.

Yes.

Going on your criteria I hate to say it but 50 shades fits

Oh, don't bother. Nobody likes you enough to chime in agreeing, and nobody cares about you enough to give you an argument, so you'll just have to reply to your own thread yet again, despite that little twinge you feel every time you do it, that little vibration inside that tells you your life just got a little sadder.

NAYRT

Wow this was an over reaction.

S'ok, joking anon. Not all men are overbearing, possessive, and dominance obsessed, but I still loled at your joke a little. :)

Fiction about men written by women where the men act like men

...and the sheep run scared?

thank you anon

LOL

Not sure what you mean by 'men who act like men'.

The first things I see on my bookshelf of male main characters written by female authors are the Chronicles of Crestomancy by Dianna Wynne Jones and the Vampire Files series by P.N. Elrod.

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Word Origin

adverb
1.
in or at that place (opposed to here):
She is there now.
2.
at that point in an action, speech, etc.:
He stopped there for applause.
3.
in that matter, particular, or respect:
His anger was justified there.
4.
into or to that place; thither:
We went there last year.
5.
(used by way of calling attention to something or someone):
There they go.
6.
in or at that place where you are:
Well, hi there.
pronoun
7.
(used to introduce a sentence or clause in which the verb comes before its subject or has no complement):
There is no hope.
8.
that place:
He comes from there, too.
9.
that point.
noun
10.
that state or condition:
I'll introduce you to her, but you're on your own from there on.
adjective
11.
(used for emphasis, especially after a noun modified by a demonstrative adjective):
Ask that man there.
interjection
12.
(used to express satisfaction, relief, encouragement, approval, consolation, etc.):
There! It's done.
Idioms
13.
been there, done that, Informal. (used to say that you have experienced or are familiar with something and now think it is boring or of little worth):
A big house in the suburbs? Been there, done that.

*there

u r a cockend

"u r a cockend" is a term not in my data banks.

Steven Universe

Silly nonny, there are no men in Steven Universe! Only women and non-binary snowflakes.

Re: Fiction about men written by women where the men act like men

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Most of it.

If what you're actually looking for is fiction about men written by women where the men act like male power fantasies, there's still quite a bit.

You mean like fuckin' hyper-masculine lumberjacks who fart, burp, and roll in the mud?

I'm guessing they mean men who aren't super obsessed stalkers who spend every waking moment waxing poetic/romantic and mooning over their lady love they probably just met a day ago. Which, really, that's not every book out there. That's mostly a problem with the urban fantasy/supernatural lit stuff.

(technically written by a man, but I'm not that picky)

and they're OK?