/lit/ - Literature

>>21423811
"shut it nonce, fuck my wifes twat while I fuck your mouth, faggot," is a remark that historically correct for this period.

>>21391361

the banana ... ... rofl copter soi soi soi

>>21229281
>a good book for learning how to give oral sex
eh maybe, I mean, probably not. If you're doing this then you're both at the maximum state of arousal already and your head won't be able to process a complex technical manual. If it can at that point then you're not enjoying yourself and neither is she.

good try though, I can't say this is a bad effort, Mr. Kerner

>>21230793
yeah kind of true, then again if you're at that level then you gain more pleasure from sodomizing and beating up her former boyfriends than from having sex with her anyway so... kind of superfluous.

>>21230594
this.


irrumare.

>>20986524
>Start with the Greeks.
>>20986772
ed.

actually quite ironically, start with the Romans.

The notion of the thing is dealt with in more depth there, among a few Roman writers anyway, where it's concluded that there's no shame in taking a brat and fucking 'him' as a punishment, but that the brat liking it would be shameful of the brat, and that if the brat carries on wanting to be fucked after growing up then he's one of the worst human beings around.

STILL after having read a lot into it it's difficult to say there was a great deal of difference between ours, romans and greeks understanding of the subject, where it's virtually always a comment about perverted men being filled with lust over children or wanting to be boned by their uncomfortable slaves, and using 'this' as a metaphor for general moral failures or as just as a descriptive insult, like how we use/d the word 'faggot' or 'backstabber' where the implication of a sexual act was secondary to "lying, cheating, snitch,"

Martials Epigrams is probably the best source to be going on with, for examples of that. He had a Dacian slave boy dressed in the boys dead fathers own armor who he kept around for a while.

>Start writing YA ironically
>start to enjoy it
Wow, I finally understand why John Green writes this stuff, it's surprisingly satisfying to just focus on a plot and characters. Maybe I'll even make some money with it in the future.

When did you grow out of literary fiction boys?