/lit/ - Literature

As a ESL, Gardens of the Moon is pretty difficult to read tbdesu. Hope it gets easier and more fluid once I progress a bit further. Only 50ish pages in so far, but Erikson's prose *really* is something else.

>>10730367
>They'd probably just say that because they conceive of whites as the dominant group. Eliminating whiteness would eliminate blackness to the desired extent.
That might be their rationalization, but in the meantime they're just blatantly pro-black nationalism, identity etc. And not just for blacks, but Latino's and Asians as well. With all this focus on identity, they have no one to blame for white identitarians but themselves.

>>8886648
Brainlet from earlier, thanks for responding.

I think I've got it, too be anxious and insecure is the natural state, so lamenting about that state in literature is what the OP was complaining about, so you responded about fascism being unnatural, and that it uses that natural insecurity against us to paralyze us.

So this moves away from literature, but what do you consider then to be the reason behind the growth of cuckold pornography?

If an insecurity of sexual potency is the problem, why would modern men want to literally see that insecurity being played out on a screen? Its their inner most anxiety?

In your opinion, what makes a man a good man? Is it he accepts his insecurity, or does he try to resolve it some how? I say all this an average college student who grew up with my dad in the picture much. You're posts really messed up what was a placid evening for me, and I'm introspecting on an almost painful level.

Thanks in advance

>>7553094
>it's a book about despair, pessimism and the cruilty of life
>What? lol why would you read that?

>>6159624
jelly

Oops, looks like /fit/'s here.

>hurr durr I don't give a shit how immature

Regardless, cover your heads lads.

>>2212085
The Gor novels have also created a fucking subculture