/lit/ - Literature

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>I honestly dont understand why men would have sex with an unattractive woman

Why do men have an innate drive to reproduce? Gee I dunno

In her novel "Das bleiche Herz der Revolution" ("The Pale Heart of the Revolution"), Sophie Dannenberg strikingly described how agonizing it can be for children when their boundaries of privacy are violated. Dannenberg, whose parents, motivated by their affiliation with the German Communist Party, sent her to a Kinderladen in the western city of Giessen in the 1970s, used the stories told by her mother and other contemporary witnesses to write her account of an atmosphere of constant enlightenment.

The material she used includes an account of a parents' evening where one of the mothers said that she stripped naked in front of her son so that he could "inspect" her. In the process, the woman spread her legs to expose her private parts for his inspection. The game ended when the boy stuck a pencil into his mother's vagina. The parents also spent a long time discussing whether it was a good idea to have sex with their own children, so as to demonstrate the "naturalness" of sexual intercourse.

Sometimes I can't stop thinking about cute girls, or spiral into painful reminiscence. Is there a book for such disruptive romanticism? I couldn't bring myself to care about the same phil book I was loving yesterday because of these soft nymphs