>pick up a book by a gay writer
>his depiction of straight relationships and women is completely unrealistic and naive
>>8056671
Give an example of this
>>8056671
Name some examples please, and go into detail about why they are unrealistic.
>>8056679
the man leads, the woman follows. it's simple, really.
>>8056683
>i identify as cuckservative
>>8056688
the only cuck is you for treating your woman (>implying you even have one) as an equal
women are like children and should be treated as such
>>8056699
I bet you have a lot of friends
>>8056672
Anything by Mishima, Bret Easton Ellis, Chuck Palahniuk, Foucault, Genet, the list goes on...
>>8056702
yeah, actually. i have lots of male friends because i act like a man and not a nu-male cuck.
>>8056683
lol this lad's gonna be "leading" then turn around to find his woman's left him miles ago
>>8056703
>Foucault
>implying
>>8056702
and they are all women
>>8056705
nice analogy, you a fan of DFW too? :)
In only 5 minutes you managed to get into a pretty heated argument, good one, /lit/.
ITT: cucks
>>8056717
le whacky /lit/ does it again lmao xD
>>8056704
So many friends that you shitpost on 4chan
>>8056710
it was his analogy not mine and no I am not why are you smiling at me
>>8056671
>>pick up a book by a gay writer
>>his depiction of straight intercourse never includes any buttsex
>>8056720
>whacky with an h
You've gone too far this time
I thought Swan in Love was pretty realistic
>pick up a book by a gay writer
>its OPs diary
>pick up a book by a gay writer
>it's the greatest poetry collection of all time
>>8056745
dohohoho fukn REKD
>>8056745
Holy moley
>pick up a book by a gay writer
>it's better and infinitely more creative than any book by a straight writer
>>8056671
You could have just gone to R9K for an unrealistic and naive depiction of straight relationships and women. Why waste the money on a book?
>>8056671
How come whenever /lit/ talks about homosexuality everyone gets super defensive?
>>8056769
homofofia
Does anyone have that picture saved of the greatest books by gay writers?
>>8056769
Yeah and how about you, only battyman call people gay so
>>8056799
no u, pussy!
>>8056818
Why would you post this?
>>8056671
>pick up a book by autist writer
>his depiction of anatomy and little girls is completely unrealistic and naive
>pick up a book by DFW
>nothing ever happens
>>8056823
Are you calling me gay?! I'm not gay. I'm the straightest guy around. So what if I like to read books about sweaty glossy men flexing in the sunlight. I'm not gay, fuck you.
>write book by gay author
>the gay author is me
>it's really just a veiled examination of my own secret fantasies
>>8056869
>has been on /lit/ for 2 days
>tries his hand at irony
>>8056883
im only being ironic ironically dude
>>8056869
hey man i think i'm gonna publish this in the journal of sarcastic /lit/ posts do i have your permission
>>8056890
where can i take a look at this journal?
/lit/ can be so confusing sometimes.
>>8056671
Remember the world of cis white males is simple and happy and nothin ever goes rong. Only brave minortys like homosexuals have real problems, we r strong do. Bye
>>8057093
fuck you
>>8057093
le mexico le build le wall le pay for le wall le sandniggers le dont come le to le america le kikes le will be le killed le trump is le white savior
>>8056671
How would you know?
>pick up a book by an aspie
>every character is holden caulfield
>>8056703
>Palahniuk
This was immediately who I thought of when I read the OP. I used to read his shit in high school before he came out and it was completely obvious he was gay.
>>8059136
In what way?
>>8059407
I mean what about it makes you think he is gay?
>>8056745
nice
>>8056672
The Picture of Dorian Gray
>>8056745
underrated
>>8059407
All the "hot sliders" in Choke is my guess
>>8059416
You'll never understand it if you've never been with a woman.
>>8061081
>mfw I've been with a woman but never read anything by a gay writer (unless you count the greeks)
rollin next book
1. v
2. ulysses
3. moby dick
4. freakonomics
5. tbk
6. disquiet
7. point counterpoint
8. house of the dead
9. death of cristianism
>>8056683
>>the man leads, the woman follows. it's simple, really.
this
the man leads the woman to her bulls.
>>8056759
Leaves of grass isn't that good
>>8059136
>incredibly mad, for no discernable train
>>8061103
Lucky roll. Before I saw what you got I was about to say dump the roll and read Moby-Dick because you should've read it by now.
>>8056671
>pick up a book by a gay writer
>he describes male characters as "attractive"
I don't know what you mean
>>8061090
The Greeks were not gay.
