No non-fiction. What are some books based on loyalty, camaraderie and honour?
>>7419539
This is greatest brocom in all of lit. Rivaled only by Don Quixote and Huckleberry Finn.
>>7419539
I'm pretty sure any book that involves preteen boys fucking a hen qualifies as a pass.
>>7419545
This. Talked my gf and grandmother into reading M&D and they both think it's mostly boring. It's just too male-centric for women to empathize with well, the same way I don't get into Pride and Prejudice or Housekeeping.
Would said novels have less value if women could understand them?
>>7419591
They'd be less unique, anyway. I don't think women are confused by most of what's out there, so the gendered stumpers are interesting.
>>7419601
my gf finds The Kamastura totally inscrutable.
>>7419601
>>implying that women don't value loyalty camaraderie or honour
Can you name a book written by a woman that exemplifies these virtues?
>>7419601
>i doubt that you could name a novel totally inscrutable to all women.
Finns Wake. kek
>>7420108
Not him, but the greatest Finn Wake scholar I ever met was a woman.
I remember how she'd break into tears when reading Whitman to me.
Mind blowing MILF, breaks my heart.
I came here to laugh at you guys
still hope your holidays go well
>>7420173
y-you too :3
>>7420173
Disregard that, I should never plague this board again with my attention whoring
>>7420183
i wuv u :3
always be happy :)
>>7419624
Underrated post.
>>7420116
why didn't you bang her out, also please post a picture
