/lit/ - Literature

>>21395375
Interesting theory, but it doesn't quite explain the moistening of their sex holes while considering the deeds of rapist cannibal.

>>21374095
Just stop interacting with women completely and dedicate all your time to mastering a skill/hobby/art or whatever, that's what every sensible man is doing now. You'll still face plenty of evil but women are infested with it, they're spreading it like plague rats.

>>21368233
Consider picrel. These are the same women yapping about "toxic incels" and "white creeps".

Murderer kills, rapes and eats people to make bitches wet

>>21237508

>>20898972
Based. Women get all wet and stupid for evil mfs.

>>20820999
Trips confirm

>>20369252
Self-actualization ;)

>>20349237
I finished it very recently anon!

I found it very funny how despite being literally forced at gunpoint to act modest and cover up Offred STILL tries to act like a slut for random strangers. Given that this was written by a women I think it tells us a lot about how women view sexuality. Oh of course, it's a powerful and brave reclamation of the sexuality that was taken from her, but imagine for a second if the author was a man. It very quickly becomes how all women are insatiable whores who even on pain of death still go around asking for it.

I found the quasi stream of consciousness way of Atwood's writing odd. It feels like if I presented this to my teacher they'd lecture me for using too many commas. I also found most of it to be boring. Not so boring that I wasn't going to finish it, but generally the only interesting parts were scenes with the commander. Now, if Atwood deliberately wrote it so the reader ends up wanting the women to shut the fuck up so we can get back to the men, then honestly that's a stroke of genius. However, I have my doubts about that one.

My favourite parts were her being raped, and the commander wanting someone to play Scrabble with. I was also intrigued by the power structures: how her commander was at the very top of Gilead and how Nick has enough authority in the Eyes to be giving orders.

My search of trying to find a female author who isn't obsessed with love, sex, women or relationships continues.