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Books to understand women’s sexuality? I can’t wrap my head around how angelic, pristine looking creatures like them can possibly be attracted to smelly, hairy, sweaty beasts like men

>>21373656 rewrite I guess

M: You're back. And you're not screaming.
C: No, I'm not.
M: Is that something I should expect? You screaming at me in the middle of the night like I'm a stranger?
C: May I sit?
C: I-I was out of line. I shouldn't have said that to you.
M: What part, Claret?
C: I'm sorry. I shouldn't have come.
M: Relax. You didn't hurt my feelings, but you did leave me very confused. Do you really think that I'm just using you? Or that I want to abandon you?
C: Honestly, I don't even remember what I said.
M: Claret. You can't drop that on me and expect everything to be okay--
C: I'm not! I'm not. I just said whatever I thought would make you push me away. I wanted to make you hate me.
M: And why... would you want that?
C: Because I'm attached to you, and that scares me. I was in love once; I never want to lose it again.
M: What happened?
C: We were married. One day, the arbiters took him. It was like he never existed.
M: Christ.
C: Now I know he's one of those things, those monsters. I used to pray for him every morning. Eventually, I stopped.
M: You and I have been through a lot, haven't we? Yet you've never told me this.
C: I didn't want to pile more things on top of you. You're not my therapist.
M: Not your therapist, but not your friend either.
C: More than that.
M: Look at me. I respect your feelings for me, Claret. I also believe your grief may be clouding your judgment. I'm fine listening if you want me to, but I can't replace someone you've lost.
C: Of course not. I accused you of a lot of nasty things, and that was a mistake. I wasn't sure if I was ready to be vulnerable again. But Meek, I have to tell you something, and if I didn't come back to tell you I knew I would regret it.
M: Just say it.
C: I ... think I've fallen for you. I can't imagine a future without you in it.
M: You say that. What about my bad parts? The parts I'm not proud of?
C: If there's one thing you've taught me, it's that being imperfect is human. I'm not going to let my guilt eat me alive. I accept you, even if you don't accept yourself.
M: What if I say no?
C: I'll be disappointed, but I'll understand. You've already shown me enough kindness for a lifetime.
M: And what if... well. You're really the first person to call me kind, Claret.
C: I don't think that's true.
M: Sit closer. It's warm under here.
C: Are you sure the cloak is big enough?
M: I can always buy another.
M: Cold, aren't you?
C: It's not a big deal.
M: No wonder you're so depressed. Let me see your hands. Horrible. They're so dry. Is the rest like this too?
C: It's not your problem, Meek.
M: Oh no. It's definitely my problem. You'll see.

is there a book to genuinely understand women that doesn't pander to incels?

>women
books on how to capture the hearts of these mysterious beings?

How do these creatures speak so charmingly fellas? Not even a minute into the conversation and they're able to get your heart flying. What sorcery is this?

>>14450587
He was wrong about both.
Women are great.

i just want to be loved by and care for a pure woman
Is that too much to ask for?

>I am so glad you have decided to join our bookclub, anon. What book did you bring to share with us today?

Well?