/lit/ - Literature

Multiple times in this book the main character, Richard Pappen, was approached by attractive women at multiple college parties. He was even able to have a random, CONSENSUAL sexual encounter with one of them. Having made the realization that this was written by a women, it seemed she (Donna Tard) completely underestimated how unlikely or completely nonsensical this is. The average male, lonely and shunned by circumstance rather than choice; whose coital affairs often consist of the table scraps of Chad's one - of many - (nightly) sexual conquests, is something beyond the comprehension for the modern "fuck as you please" woman. This was literal female privilege projected onto a sex (male) Ms. Tard apparently has no understanding of. Actually triggering - women should be banned from writing about men.

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Just got this bad boy, what am I in for? Has anyone read /ourgirl/'s work?

They did nothing wrong.

I heard The Secret History was something of a cult book but honestly The Goldfinch was bookclub-tier. Were the fans of The Secret History right and it's worth a read?

That's it, I'm becoming a classicist.

What was Henry's developmental disability?

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