/lit/ - Literature

It’s always been a contentious idea to liberate so there’s tons of shit to fuel your pitiful fragile masculinity with confirmation bias. Tons!

>>13035271
fuck off to twitter, butterflyfag

>>13035271
>people who don't think exactly as I do are pathological.

>>13035250
Have sex.

>>13035250
You'd still hate women if you were born in the 80s but you'd just be a drunk scene molester instead of spamming boards with "Give me things to read about how women are bad"

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>>13035271
Kill yourself, inferior being.

>>13035271
have sex

>>13035271
have sex

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>>13035303
Male shaming code purple

>>13035984
Based kvetching taxonomizer

>>13035271
Retarded tripfag

>>13035250
there are essentially two camps when it comes to feminism, feminists who say men put women in these submissive roles and feminists who say women put themselves there to escape responsibility, feminism has always reproached women for the same behaviors men find so disagreeable, superficiality, dilettantism, manipulation, and has encouraged women to move beyond their traditional gender roles. The fact of the matter is that a majority of both men and women are perfectly satisfied with their traditional gender roles, and while some changes have occurred over the past century, resistance and complacency have remained steadfast obstacles that are marginalized and never overcome. Theorists have elaborated much more eloquently on the benefits and disadvantages of the ongoing reformations in the realm of sexual politics, if you just want one name of a woman who has criticized feminism, Camille Paglia. Criticism isn't the same as antagonism, she likely agrees with feminism as an idea and is skeptical of the means it employs towards its ends.

>>13035984
how do you think the guy who made this is in bed? I'm imagining an epitome of sexual sobriety, the perfect example of virtuosityless competence, a man whose bodily manoeuvring does nothing to improve your opinion on him, yet forces you to confront the fact that your dissatisfaction stems from a lack of emotional bond and not in a failure of coordination in the Other; basically the Auden of sex

>>13035250
Pic related is a first step in the good direction.

>>13035250
women are retarded. don't read anything they write

>>13035271
have sex

>>13035271
Have sex

>>13035984
none of those responses are actual arguments. trash chart.

>>13035250
>anti-feminist
Being against something validates it. Feminism isn't worth being against since it was confected as a D&C identity politics strategy that simultaneously distracted from Women's Liberation, (a movement that knew that women couldn't be liberated without men first being liberated. That's why Women's Libbers marched with Bolsheviks and Communists before the Revolution) at the same time as it set every woman against every man. The 70 million extremely rich and wealthy people in the world who enjoy nearly all the wealth generated don't care about the socially corrosive effects of identity politics because they aren't part of society. Any and every resentment you have is just another big fat button for them to push to turn your eyes and mind towards people around you and away from their fat asses in their little private gated Elysiums.

>>13035271
Good post, for once.

>>13035250
It is a grey area, in the end it is more a question of what is feminist, there are many female writers who call themselves feminists but the mainstream feminist movement call anti-feminist, they fight it out on the fringes and who ever wins gets to lead the next phase of feminism, been going on for as long as feminism has existed.

>>13035271
While we all shitpost at times, that was just sad, and you assumed OPs gender, but I suppose no woman would ever have to ask such a question, right?

>>13035250
god I wish that were me

>>13035984
Have sex.

>>13035250
i understand being upset that women won't sleep with you but have you ever stopped to consider that you're the problem

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>>13035303
Have sex

>>13035250
Ayaan Hirsi Ali has written pretty scathing reviews of some feminists, and since she's a black ex-Muslim who got her clit mutilated while growing up in Somalia she wins almost every oppression olympics competition the left can throw at her. But she's still a feminist.

>>13035271
based femcel poster

>>13036068
You sound insecure about how you perform in bed

>>13037875
>implying have sex to begin with
wdytya?

Feminists and anti-feminists need to have some sex.

>>13035271
I thought you left? I, for one, am happy to see you return.

esther vilar or something like that

>>13035271
have sex

>>13035271

Have gay sex

>>13035271
Please talk to me: the post.

>>13035271
have sex femcel

>>13035250
>Does [...] female [...] philosophers exist?

No.

>>13037860
>opression olympics
kek

>>13035250
>reading gender studies of any kind
retard alert

>>13035271
>>13037833
have sex

>>13035271
>responding to an obvious shitpost with twitter-tier condescension
y*kes, have sex femcel

>>13036127
I dont think you understand where that chart is coming from anon.

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Kek

>>13035250
The manipulated man by Esther Vilar. It is actually more extreme even than your average 'redpill' take on women. She received death threats for decades after publishing it lol

Personally I think it's a bit of a meme of a book, you can get the accurate bits of it from an elementary understanding of sociobiology, if you're interested in that kind of perspective, while cutting out the biases and projections particular to her(eg. her views on why women have sex are clearly coming from a place of sexual dysfunction or dishonesty).

but it is definitely an 'anti-woman' book by a woman.

>>13035321
roll

>>13035308
Feminism hates women

>>13035321
roll

Depends on your definition of feminism.
Camila Paglias feminism more often antagonizes other women and especially other people calling themselves feminism.

Anyway, are there any (relevant) books written from the perspective of very beautiful women??

>>13039494
Helen in Egypt
Blonde — Oates