As someone who has inverted nipples and had a serious insecurity about them, I do strongly relate to the MC.
I was made fun of for my inverted nips growing up which made me not want to show anyone (romantic or not) and it wasn't until yeeeears later that I found out some people find them attractive and that they could be reversed with suction and surgery (and many aren't willing to risk a surgery to fix one of their insecurities).
Is it a little dramatized? Yes, but not by much from my experience. And I think portraying it in stories helps build confidence for those who may feel strange for having inverted nips. If it isn't for you, that's okay, but I do think that it helps some people, see more representation of their bodies.
As someone who has inverted nipples and had a serious insecurity about them, I do strongly relate to the MC.
I was made fun of for my inverted nips growing up which made me not want to show anyone (romantic or not) and it wasn't until yeeeears later that I found out some people find them attractive and that they could be reversed with suction and surgery (and many aren't willing to risk a surgery to fix one of their insecurities).
Is it a little dramatized? Yes, but not by much from my experience. And I think portraying it in stories helps build confidence for those who may feel strange for having inverted nips. If it isn't for you, that's okay, but I do think that it helps some people, see more representation of their bodies.