/lit/ - Literature

>>18615965
>Human relationships are fucking garbage
>he thinks he can ascend olympus alone
Like Icarus shall you be cast down.

>>17956404
>lain
I guess this is a first ingredient
Gonna need more senpai

Plato condemns homosexual intercourse in both the "Laws" and the "Republic." The "Laws" (Book VIII) rejects homosexual intercourse because it can render men unfit for marriage and because it is contrary to nature and a shameless indulgence.

The "Laws" recommends that homosexuality, like adultery, fornication and the use of prostitutes, not be engaged in; that if it is engaged in, it be kept private or closeted, and that if it is discovered, it be punished by deprivation of civil rights, a severe penalty. In effect, the "Laws" recommends criminalization.

He does the same in Phaedrus but on a spiritual level, in Letter 7 he condemns hedonist, in Gorgias he calls twinks by their pejorative term, in Symposium Diotima praises heterosexuality and childbearing; likewise we have Socrates repeating his denial of Alcibiades' sexual advances.

>>16920243
>what are subcultures
>what is racism
>what is a functioning army
>what is the psychology that we're sexually attracted to second cousins (aka faces with features similar to our own, since this superficially tells our brain they have simile genes which is how we make sure our genes are passed down)
You believe the silly myth that opposites attract?
Like is drawn to like.
You probably also think magnets are a proof of difference when magnets prove this more than anything.

>>16695212
>seemed to think

>suffering bad
No.

>>16601826
>if most likely even the greatest minds of History weren't able to attain the truth of ultimate reality

>>16560914
>>aka the thing which pushes all life through tests and trials so it can ascend to greater heights
>This is not some Evola retardation we're discussing here.

>>16523841
>>16523841
>the greatest minds were antinatalists

No.

>>15769372
>Individuality.

Yes.

>>15583149
>Plato and Aristotle are in disagreement