/lit/ - Literature

>So you just read in your spare time, Anon? Isn't that kinda weird?

>>19975483
>demonic hamster wheel, and modern "dating" is an effeminate practice of running obstacle courses set up by frivolous, air-headed women
But that's precisely when you should get romance and sex out of your system while pussy is still free. When you're 17 you don't need to spend hundreds on your 16 your old sweetheart, she isn't interested in your career ambitions, she doesn't care about external factors or resources. She simply likes YOU and WANTS to fuck you. Nothing but hormones and naive sweetness.
All of that is completely lost past early college, and you're right, adult dating is cynical consumerist/conformist nightmare - picrel.

>>19900620
With her
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Do Anons discuss literature on the first date with girls they want to bang?

>>18308128
I have no doubt that women can love their children, but towards men they feel either primal physical lust or see an opportunity for cynically parasitical exploitation.

>So you're saying that your occupation is "aspiring novelist" but you haven't actually written anything?

>Greeks? Weren't they all women-haters who fucked young boys? Why are you reading them, Anon?

How do you even respond to that?