/lit/ - Literature

>>10521718
you are so boring. yes, normalizing tendencies are sad and stupid, but humans are koinophilic. we rely highly on the assumption of mutual experience to cultivate comfort and safety. deviations from normalcy are not only unattractive, they are scary. and the idea of scaring people-or, extrapolating, of being cast out from the group-is utterly horrifying from the female perspective.

the reality of femininity is that women are weak; not as a flaw, but as an immutable biological fact. their survival, the continuance of their physical self, is contingent on their attachment to the group, because they rely on others for help. so the idea of female self-erasure, of abandonment of the "true self" in pursuit of acceptance by the group, is absurd. it doesn't make any sense. because womanhood predicates on acceptance. women exist only in relation to each other. and there is no value to be assigned to it. it isn't a bad thing.

you can be a misogynist and still be interesting. you should try harder.