/lit/ - Literature

>>14291765
why are women so gross? whenever i see a woman i'm revolted, i get this visceral feeling of disgust like i looked at an open wound or raw sewage, when i see them all i can think about is their worthless vapid chatter about asinine bullshit and their machavellian emotional machinations and how they dress like whores because they always have to be paid attention to every moment of every day
can anyone relate to this

>>12246688
I RECEIVED SOCIAL CUES DIRECTING ME TO CONSUME THIS PRODUCT

I NOTICE THAT YOU ALSO CONSUME THIS PRODUCT

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MAYBE I'LL LET YOU THROW A LOAD DOWN MY HORMONALLY DISABLED WOMB IF YOU ADHERE TO THE MEDIA-INSTILLED IDEAL

Modern fiction is too much female empowerment. Even relativley good ones like "A Song Of Ice and Fire," has female leads who can fight and defeat men.

Older fiction tends to be better. One of them are the Kane by Karl edward Wagner. The hero is a MGTOW. He never gets romantically involved with women cause he doesn't care about them. When he is offered to save one he doesn't even bother cause there is nothing in it for him. There are powerful women, but they do not command in the battlefield, no do they know how to fight. Their power comes from manipulation. One woman leaves her husband the king cause some dark lord has taken over and fucks him instead. Then her husband who has raised and army comes back, and she decides to seduce her ex husband and leech of him again.

Another good series is "The Broken Empire Trilogy." The main character starts of evil, raping and killing innocents. He slowly turns in to a tradcon. He does fall in love and settles down and has an heir. But the women are still not dominant and empowered. Unless they leech of a man. In one part some woman tries to seduce him and offer him to take over the world together. He tells her to fuck off and kills her and continues on by himself.

Any more fantasy books like this, that are not infected by feminism?