/lit/ - Literature

Does literature reveal man's true sexual nature by being unconstrained by societal expectations?

I actually sat through 120 Days of Sodom. Complete trash and waste of time.
Also, small butts are the best and the true indicator that the poster is white.

>it’s a common policy for every state man to maintain between the citizens the highest degree of corruption; while the individual becomes gangrenous and weaker with the delights of debauchery, he won’t feel the burden of his chains, and he could be subdued without notice.
>Therefore, the true policy of the State is to multiplicate all possible means for the corruption of the individual. Plenty of spectacles, luxury, cabarets, whorehouses, a general amnesty for all crimes of debauchery; these are the means that will subdue you to men.
>O you who want to rule over them! fear virtue in your empires. Your people will be enlightened when she reigns, and your thrones, which only lay on vice, soon will be overthrown: the wake of the freeman will be cruel for despots, and, when vices no longer entertain their leisure, he will desire to dominate as you do. (...)
>1) I establish that all women and men leave their private parts almost totally uncovered, especially the buttocks. (...)
>3) The principles of simple nature will replace the ones of morality and religion in public schools. Every teenager of 15 years old, from one sex or the other, who cannot find a lover will be dishonored, humiliated before the public opinion; (...) lacking a lover, the teenager from one sex or the other will be forced to present a certificate at least that proves that he’s been prostituted and he's is no longer a virgin.
>4) The Christian religion will be severely banished from the public office; there nothing will be celebrated but debauchery. (...)
Well, someone has been reading De Sade recently!