/lit/ - Literature

Do women know how hot they are when they wear certain types of clothing? I mean, when they dress themselves and look at the mirror, they must know that a certain pair of pants makes their asses look bigger, that a certain blouse leaves a lot of cleavage exposed, and so on. And even if they're doing it to attract a certain guy, say their crush, they should know that they actually attract a lot of attention from other people as well, including the likes of me and (you)
Is that deliberate? Do they want to be looked at, ogled, flirted on by guys who they'll never fuck and so on? Fuck. I'm puzzled.

Whenever I meet new women and mention that I'm majoring in classics and like studying ancient languages, they always say "why would you do that?" "you're dumb enough to do that?". This has happened several times and told to me by women I'd just met for the first time. Men don't tend to be like this for some reason. Only women have the audacity to insult people to the face.
Thanks for reading my incel rant.

Does the bitterness at being an incel ever go away?

Heard my roommate having sex with his gf last night. I want to die. I'm so lonely.

>Most of ancient literature was lost to time, forever