/lit/ - Literature

I would think, for even the most ardent feminist, that they the implications of equality have not been fully realized; that is, if I was a woman, it would be much more disheartening for me to realize that I am the same as not simply a man but the greatest of men: my capacity for statecraft is the same as Bismarck, art as DaVinci, composition as Bach, tragedy as Aeschylus... but, do all men even have such a capacity? No, such a claim would be preposterous. Gender has no bearing on nobility; the pleb will forever be a pleb, the commoner a commoner, the serf a serf. The true distinction is between nobility and nobility. It is in this realm where gender ceases to exist and the vast bulk of men are demoted to their pitiful place amongst sheep and cattle along with all women. The coomer is the same as the slut as the attention whore is to the incel: animals, the lot of them.

I have long since abandoned seeing women as equals along with most men. I will not make the mistakes I made in the past: my future partner will be a conduit for my ascension towards the ideal of love and if, by God's grace, I will be hers, our souls will be one.