/lit/ - Literature

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It is clear you have not read any erotic poetry from antiquity or the middle ages or else you wouldn't say such rubbish. What kind of cuck would deny the erotic core of his soul because of what someone online said? The fetishist is ennobled by his deviance. Set apart. All of his nerves are on fire for one thing... High art is generally the product of a fixation of some kind... a misalignment... not necessarily erotic, but not infrequently so... the artist is desperate for the world to "see" things the way he does... there is an intensity and an obsessiveness to his mission... Nabokov's synesthesia... Joyce's attraction to the scatological undercurrent of human life... Michelangelo's preoccupation with the violence of the male body... Mishima's fascination with death... Don't disrespect the poison dart that Eros has shot into your heart... it is one of the best gifts the Muses can bestow...

>To try curing someone of a "vice," of what is the deepest thing he has, is to attack his very being, and this is indeed how he himself understands it, since he will never forgive you for wanting him to destroy himself in your way and not his.
Emil Cioran

>The degree and kind of a man's sexuality reach up into the ultimate pinnacle of his spirit.
Friedrich Nietzsche

I have a thirst. I have a thirst. I need books, featuring, tickle torture. I've already read THE MEN WITH THE PINK TRIANGLE