/lit/ - Literature

>>4759817
Oh, and try to figure out what the third side actually is. Have fun!

>>3059265
>That wasn't even implied in what I said.

I'm glad you agree.

>By that logic, history also tell us that most societies abhorred sexual behavior with pre-pubescents. And most societies practiced slavery, and many human sacrifice. That type of justification is flawed.

This is why I thought about adding a disclaimer saying "I am not saying that because it happened at some point in history it is alright, but rather that from history we can see that in some societies that did engage in adult-child relationships there is no record of widespread childhood trauma. This goes against the claim that sexual relationships with children are intrinsically harmful."

I guess I should have.

>That isn't necessarily sexual pleasure, it could just be tactile pleasure.

They derive sexual pleasure from rubbing their genitals, this is masturbation. Your deliberate refusal to accept this reality reveals the extent of your brainwashing.

Mara thread.

for the lovers of youth

>Last book
Notes From Underground
>Thoughts
Identified too well. Too many terrible feels that I didn't ask for. Not sure if it's made me more confident with myself.
>Current book
Pale Fire
>Thoughts
Beautiful and clever but sometimes slow-going.

>>2492442

Okay /lit/.

Name the books that you have within arms reach of you right at this moment. From this, we will judge your age, sex, general attributes, life philosophy, etc.

>>1272054
Psh, you just jelly.

salutations newfriend.

check out this: http://www.nautilus-solar.net/SandyGunfox/

and this: gutenberg.org

failing those, try this: thepiratebay.org