/lit/ - Literature

I've read Notes and have recognised aspects of nihilism from the Underground Man in myself.
I don't think I can love anyone, not anytime soon.
That got me thinking: for the unloved, what would be sinful in approaching prostitutes?

I think the main distinction in the novella lay in her agency having been bound by debt but in a supposedly democratic country, could I expect the women to be their on their own volition?

What's wrong with losing ones' virginity to a prostitute? Hard mode: you actually have to have a reasonable argument.

thing is, first of her /lit/ taste sucks (relative) balls
second of, there is no reason to include a picture of yourself posting on 4chan on a very public site (goodreads) as your actual author pfp and then complain when anons do what anons do (harp on you for being a cunt trying to subvert that which this site stands for > anonymity)
if you are a woman and post on 4channel, good on you but don't try to market your literature to us by specifically pandering in several ways
>gun for /k/ommando's
>books for /lit/
>lain onesie for /a/utists
>4chan thread
if she only didn't include the 4chan thread we'd all have left her alone as some 'quirky' girl on goodreads but she was obviously trying to warrant a response, and boy did she