/lit/ - Literature

>sex every 5 pages
>sex, sex, sex, sex, lesbian sex, sex, sex, talking about rapes, sex, sex, suggestion of threesome, sex, lesbian sex, sex
I didn't want to read fucking erotica. I don't care how wet her vagina is. What the fuck did I just read?

I really enjoyed picrelated and would like to read some books with a similar Uni setting. Any recommendations?

For a virgin who rarely interacts or has ever interacted with a girl on a romantic level, this book has been a surreal experience. Do you really talk to women so openly about your feelings and about sex? The way Toru interacted with Midori and Naoko on a verbal level was very natural but also intimate. He spoke what he thought - most of the time - admitting his feelings in a completely unfiltered and honest way.
Is this how it works in real life too? That you tell a girl honestly that you like her and also later - when you established some kind of romantic connection - that you want to sleep with her?
Like I said, this book was a surreal read but a fun one regardless.

hei /lit/ i just read this piece of shit and i liked it but i has some doubts i'd like to disqs it

why did naoko kill herself?
did she ever love toru? why she got wet only that time?
why did kizuki comit sudoku?
why did reiko and toru have sex?
what did the ending mean when toru says he doesn't know where he is

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*ahem*