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suggest books about male masochism, the most contemporary the better

>> No.6632025

>>6632014
american psycho, if you think about it.

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>> No.6632077

>>6632028
LOL

>> No.6632093

>>6632028

Venis in Furs is not just directly influential of, but also directly referred to consistently throughout the book (highest concentration of reference in Circe chapter). The Circe chapter has a solid 10-15 pages of Bloom's over the top male masochism and cuckshit

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>tfw even fictional dommes are just fakers who need to be dominated in the end by a real man
>tfw can't even find succour for my kinky shit in books

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My Girlfriend Comes to the City and Beats Me Up by Stephen Elliott - surprisingly good

>> No.6632201

Education anglaise is pretty old (I want to say 1909) but it also had a movie made of it in 1982. One of the first in "you wear the dress" malesub

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>>6632097
>tfw living the dream with angry goth dominatrix gf

>> No.6632448

Probably my just released Ebook. But you motherfuckers have to pay me money for it.

>> No.6632462

>>6632014

You seriously want to read my book.

>> No.6632476

ITT: Cucks

>> No.6632479

>>6632476

This poster: Fear.

>> No.6632482

>>6632479
More like pity

>> No.6632485

>>6632482

Why pity?

>> No.6632495

>>6632485
Masochists must have some kind of deep-rooted dislike of themselves.

>> No.6632626

>>6632495
How do you arrive at that conclusion?

>> No.6632903

>>6632097
Yeah that was bull.

>> No.6632908

>>6632495
>>6632626
good question. it's not in freud. in freud they just like authority; they want someone to be in control (hence business suits, uniforms, nurse suits et al)

>> No.6632924

>>6632908
I always thought that masochism was about passivity. They need to escape responsibility and the pressure that comes with having control so they give it over completely to someone else.

>> No.6632977

>>6632908
>>6632924
Deleuze wrote a pretty good book about Sacher-Masoch called Coldness and Cruelty that sort of ties these two ideas together alongside German Idealism/Hegelianism/Social Contracts. Draws from Venus In Furs as well as Sacher-Masoch's wife's journals. You can read the contracts that he signed with her and such, they are very n depth, but like, it seems interesting to want a "temporary authority" or passivity within certain constraints only. Somewhat like a half measure.

>> No.6632984

>>6632977
lmao "n depth" goddammit.

>> No.6632995

>>6632908
>>6632924
that's a submissive. a masochist has more to do with enjoyment of pain