/lit/ - Literature

>>19221501
maybe it will help, maybe it wont, maybey it will help other anons.
I started fapping to traps for years because of this website to the point where after a while I couldn't get off to anything else, and i honestly couldn't figure out why because i still found women more attractive and was repulsed by men and the idea of anal, especially with a man
after some reflection and soul searching i figured it out, basically I was doing it because of a mixture of extreme sexual frustration causing women to make me more frustrated than horny, and then there was the fact that i didnt want to view women as whores and sex objects, thats not really the world i want to live in as a strong believer in traditional family and morality, so in this case the porn made me more sad than horny. in the end this realization helped me cope and ive not only stopped fapping to traps, but i dont even get off to hard core porn in general and can only really appreciate solo women, with a few exceptions here and there
hope that helps someone

What are some good novels with themes of positive family values, "traditional" morality, self respect and dignity etc? real "anti-degeneracy" if you will

and I dont necessarily JUST mean real boring PG rated stuff where nothing degenerate happens, just that the overall themes at the end of the day lean towards these things. Also I have already read Dostoevsky

>>15719706
its important to remember that you fight for what you love, not necessarily against people you hate. your average white leftist may be infuriating but realistically in the end they're just misguided into self destruction and they are apart of the people that you fight for even if they dont think it and resist it. wrath is a sin for a reason, like all cardinal sins, its an aspect of human nature one might lose themselves in and I think its important to check yourself so that you dont lose yourself in that hole as it will do nothing but lead you toward your own personal metaphorical hell. im not even religious at all but i think a lot of the philosophy is based entirely in reality and not just arbitrary rules.