/lit/ - Literature

Did reading cure your erectile dysfunction?

This takes me to the question of "do incels belive they are entitled to sex ?" To which my answer would be : not any more than anyone else. I mean think for a minute, when an incel goes to declare himself to someone and ultimately gets rejected, the very rejection could only happen either because this person does not want to be in any relantionship ever, or because the person he declared himself to thinks they are entitled to someone better. Incels are not any more guilty, than they are victims of entitlement. And then one would say that there are no more reasons to belive that there should be any asymmetry between dating strategies of males and females, and that would perhaps be the case if humans layed eggs instead of adopting a gestational strategy in which the mother becomes vulnerable, which by itself, was a big problem since humans where nomadic for the greater part of our existence, and therefore there was evolutionary pressure to make females have higher standards whenever they would select their mates, to justify the risk they would have to pass through. Ok, so if this is something that has been this way since times immemorial why is inceldom a contemporary problem ? I would not say it is a contemporary problem, it is a problem which has been greatly amplified in comtemporary times in which everyone is having way fewer children because of the cost, and because it is only in contemporary times that we have seen the dismantlement of what feminists would call the patriarchy, and more conservative people would call the traditional family model and there is also the absolute abandonment of responsibility

>>20565844
Someone said that last time

I feel massively superior to everyone around me.

>I can't read 50 pages in a day

Look at us. Defeated by our generation’s lack of literary merit and ambition, content to live off the works of the past because of our own inferior prowess, like maggots chewing away at the bodies of some long lost civilization…

>Waldun has now gone two Wednesdays without posting a Coffee Wednesday

>Waldun has already given up on Coffee Wednesdays

it's over

>>19587090
it's over

>>19503547
>/qa/
that's a name i haven't heard in a long time...