/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.2335362]

http://femdom-fetish-tube.com/video/7599/submissive-cuccolds.html

Why does this turn me on?

[sage No.2335370]

>cuckolds
fucking liberals

[Anonymous No.2335406]

>>2335362
because you are human scum

[Anonymous No.2335477]

I'm not a cuckold fetishist, but I would imagine it's just the logical endpoint of masochism. If you like being humiliated and degraded, watching your girl fucked by dark skinned fellow with a bigger dick is an ideal way to achieve that.

[Anonymous No.2335500]

>>2335477
you're a bit pathetic, but perhaps that is what you want to be.

nothing radical either.

[Anonymous No.2335501]

>>2335370
I fuck a lot of liberals.
I suppose you could say I have a liberal fetish.

[Anonymous No.2335508]

I was watching this film the other day where these shemales had been ripped off for some money or something, and they broke into this villa, tied these guys up and then fucked them.

I'm getting hard just thinking about it actually. I'd love a shemale to fuck me in the anus.

[Anonymous No.2335512]

great expectations in mid tier

unpronounceable pretentious what appears to be french in god tier

wowitsnothing.jpg

[Anonymous No.2335516]

>>2335508
What movie?

[Anonymous No.2335525]

>>2335516

marmaduke

[Anonymous No.2335530]

>>2335525
They made a movie out of Marmaduke?

[Anonymous No.2335531]

>>2335512
>not able to pronounce entry-tier french

patrician

[Anonymous No.2335535]

>>2335530

>not being familiar the whole of owen wilson's filmography
>2012

[Anonymous No.2335537]

>>2335530
yes and it was terrible

[Anonymous No.2335542]

>>2335362
>Snow Crash ranked above Catcher in the Rye
>Lord of the Rings in High Tier
>Only Hemingway is Old Man and the Sea
Who the fuck made this piece of shit?

[Anonymous No.2335607]

>>2335516

http://www.xhamster.com/movies/964704/big_dick_shemales_fucking_everybody.html

[Anonymous No.2335640]

>>2335607

Why are they banging a woman at the beginning? Why isn't she ever seen again?
This movie is confusing.

[Anonymous No.2335899]

Wuthering Heights is a much better book than you're making it seem.

[Anonymous No.2335903]

>>2335899
I think most of /lit/'s dismissal of "Wuthering Heights" is due to the fact that it hasn't even been read by a majority of the population. They think it's some girly romance a la Jane Austen, when it's actually incredibly dark and moody (probably one of the most dark and moody books I've ever read) and astoundingly--jaw-droppingly--well-written.

It's also pretty masculine, with Heathcliff at its centre and a male narrator. I doubt Catherine is in the novel even so much as half the time.

[Anonymous No.2335907]

>>2335903
Me again.

Just noticed OP's photo. Notice how it's right next to "Pride and Prejudice," which the creator of the .jpg probably didn't read, either.

[Anonymous No.2335909]

>>2335903
Yeah, that's what I thought. I'm a moody guy myself.

[Anonymous No.2335913]

Harold Bloom tiers?

[Anonymous No.2335915]

>god tier
>Shakespeare


Yeah...no.


No Dostoyevsky at all.

[Anonymous No.2336137]

>>2335915
Shakespeare IS god tier.

Every story is basically Shakespeare's stories at heart, retold with more complexities.

He basically created storytelling.

Like how the Indians created numbers.

[Anonymous No.2337686]

bump

[Anonymous No.2337702]

>>2336137
You can create a concept such as numbers.

[Anonymous No.2337703]

>>2335915
shut your fucking mouth, you slack-jawed whore

[Anonymous No.2337708]

Shakespeare created modern humanity, you should all bow at his altar like that pic of the white dudes bowing at the feet of the mandingo warrrior.

[Anonymous No.2337709]

>>2336137
>Shakespeare took old stories and presented them in a way that was popular with the audiences of the time
>created storytelling

[Anonymous No.2337712]

>>2337709
the matter of shakespeare's stories was not new, but he was masterful, a genius, in characterization and language and plot

i wouldn't say he "created storytelling", that's obviously wrong, but he was a dope-ass motherfucker.