: Re: How to describe POV characters? I want to describe my first person perspective character who's narrating without doing the Wattpad "mirror scene." How would I go about this?

+1 to all.
Have your viewpoint character reflect on what they think of their physical attributes. (If this suggestion is in the comments above, I missed it...)

He ran into the Marshalls, headed straight for the clearance rack and
started rifling. God what he'd give to be double-X large right about
now.
One shirt--bright green with stripes--was small enough that it
might fit. He grabbed it, threw his last fiver at the clerk and ran
back out.

^^ That sort of thing.

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