/lit/ - Literature

>>14407221
any of you guys ever jack it to andrea dworkin? not even out of lust or anything - i mean, who could possibly be attracted to that - but because of her insane feminist views and, yes, the way that she tries so hard to make her own body unappealing? look at how ugly she is - the overalls, the flabby arms, the frumpy disposition, the frazzled hair, it's almost like she's consciously tried to make herself look as ugly on the outside as she is on the inside, to spite maleness in the abstract by denying them even the pleasantry of looking at a decent woman. it's natural to be revolted at a person like this, to say she's wrong and to spell out all the wrong reasons why she's wrong, but isn't engaging her as an "intellectual" exactly what this misshapen troll wants you to do in the first place? to put on the semblance of a man, and to do men's work, isn't that what she's done?
no, to truly fight against the evil thing that inhabited this miserable woman, you have to strike right at the heart of it: you have to love the part of her that she rejected, the thing whose repression caused her to become such a hateful little ball of contradictions and animosity. you must love her discarded womanhood, the femininity she left behind when she became the pitiful imitation of man, the soft face hiding behind those weathered cheeks and morose decades she spent denying herself, the dainty figure concealed behind those rolls of fat, and yes, even the spirit of femininity and motherhood she locked away behind that facade of masculine anger and judgement, at the men who failed to save her from such an unhappy fate
to love andrea dworkin, as a woman, and by a man who loves a woman, is the most complete and absolute rejection of everything the evil inside of her worked towards. to pick up what she left behind, and to let it complete her, is the only exorcism for an aberration like hers. we should not hate her, for what that thing has done through her, we should mourn that we as men failed to save her from it, and it is only by loving what might have been that we can do our penance

any of you guys ever jack it to andrea dworkin? not even out of lust or anything - i mean, who could possibly be attracted to that - but because of her insane feminist views and, yes, the way that she tries so hard to make her own body unappealing? look at how ugly she is - the overalls, the flabby arms, the frumpy disposition, the frazzled hair, it's almost like she's consciously tried to make herself look as ugly on the outside as she is on the inside, to spite maleness in the abstract by denying them even the pleasantry of looking at a decent woman. it's natural to be revolted at a person like this, to say she's wrong and to spell out all the wrong reasons why she's wrong, but isn't engaging her as an "intellectual" exactly what this misshapen troll wants you to do in the first place? to put on the semblance of a man, and to do men's work, isn't that what she's done?
no, to truly fight against the evil thing that inhabited this miserable woman, you have to strike right at the heart of it: you have to love the part of her that she rejected, the thing whose repression caused her to become such a hateful little ball of contradictions and animosity. you must love her discarded womanhood, the femininity she left behind when she became the pitiful imitation of man, the soft face hiding behind those weathered cheeks and morose decades she spent denying herself, the dainty figure concealed behind those rolls of fat, and yes, even the spirit of femininity and motherhood she locked away behind that facade of masculine anger and judgement, at the men who failed to save her from such an unhappy fate
to love andrea dworkin, as a woman, and by a man who loves a woman, is the most complete and absolute rejection of everything the evil inside of her worked towards. to pick up what she left behind, and to let it complete her, is the only exorcism for an aberration like hers. we should not hate her, for what that thing has done through her, we should mourn that we as men failed to save her from it, and it is only by loving what might have been that we can do our penance

4chan ending up on the same page as Dworkin was an unexpected development