/lit/ - Literature

>>17363216
Le Pendu de Londres (translated as Slippery as Sin) by Souvestre and Allain

Why do you need to argue for it? Obviously it's nice to be able to go in deeply with someone else while your wife is pregnant. The fact that kuffar think they need to argue with women about something like this is why they're so backward

>>17363216
The Moral Animal has a nice section about it from darwinian evo psych perspective

>>17363216
Probably those Sapolsky's books. Either the Zebra one or that Behave.

>for
Fucking lots of women is hot and fun.

>against
you're ugly and can't do this

>>17363216
are you trying to talk about literature or none literature? anyway i only know about none lit and i think the closest argument for something like this i've ever read was in les miserables when mario's grandfather is trying to convince him to take his girlfriend as a fling rather than getting serious

>>17363316
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>>17363316
Based

>>17363216
When you say “about polygamy,” what exactly do you mean? No Man Knows My History is a biography of Joseph Smith. It goes into incredible well-researched detail about the polygamy system in place in the early Mormon church. It describes how exactly polygamous marriages worked, who was involved, and how it affected the people involved.
I don’t know if it’s quite what you’re looking for

A Night in a Moorish Harem is a good story. Its about a sailor who gets shipwrecked in a harem and is discovered by a group of ladies. He then proceeds to fuck all of them while they tell dirty stories in the style of 1001 nights.

>>17363216
Not a specific recommendation, but anytime in history books where they talk about some leader's imperial harem or how some explorers got loads of poon it makes me want to nut. Well glad I figured out how to edit the game files in CK2 to make the huge harems that I deserve a reality.