/lit/ - Literature

If the cuck meme came from some French psychoanalyst, this board (and most intellectuals) would probably be fawning over it and using it to reinterpret about a million different books.
>As we can see, Lacan's concept of the Cuckold is evident within Camus' 'The Stranger', as the racial-erotic tension between Mersault and the unnamed Arab erupt violently as Mersault attempts to escape the Arab's stare and protruding knife, an obvious metaphor for his sexual dominance over Mersault. The colonial lord both fear and desire the colonized man's sexuality, as it is the only thing the colonized has dominance over the colonist.

I'm a male feminist.

>OP

'A Memoir' by Louis C.K.

What are some books that capture the experience of being cuckolded?