: Re: How to describe a feeding hand motion in the following context In context, a guy and a girl have a date, and in restaurant, they are having this moment, where girl feeds guy with "Say
If it is from his perspective, the arm motion can simply be implied. You could go as you are, the implied position of the two is opposite sides of the table, and simply say, ‘she fed me the spoonful of ice cream’.
Readers do not expect us to tell them how a person is walking, unless that detail is important. They assume the character is walking normally and we tell them why or where instead of how they walk.
If I were writing such a scene, I would have him notice a mischievous gleam in her eye, maybe wonder if she was going to smear it on his nose, but choose to trust her and lean forward a bit, closing his eyes. The sudden sweetness of the homemade strawberry ice cream on his tongue, he could taste the berries. etc.
Reached out would work too, but she might have to lean into the effort as there is a table between them and her partner is probably taller than she.
Your English is excellent.
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