/lit/ - Literature

I was forced to sit next to a fat woman on the airport yesterday. I can't do anything about being broad shouldered by you can gobble up less cheesecake.

I experience comparatively little misogynic sentiments and typically view obesity as a sympathetic societal health problem but something about fat women , or rather being subjected to the ramifications of their bulk triggers contempt in me.

In overweight men the excess fat tends to cluster around their abdomen before ballooning out. They retain some musculature until the very end. Fat women however inflate outwards in every direction like gelatinous blimps. If I relaxed my shoulder I would be forced to sink my elbow into her grotesque pillowy folds. So it was with great strain that I had to hold myself up in an awkward crimped angle so much that at one point I almost thought I'd dislocate my shoulder. In moments of desperation I almost contemplated surrendering, relaxing my body allowing myself to straddle up to the offensive fleshy sacks she carried about her like a pack mule backbreakingly overloaded with bags of melted butter.

To add insult to injury when the flight attendant came by with the food cart she lit up with petty excitement. Of course she had to get some cookies and chips and munch them shamefully in my ear.

Fat men are typically more forgivable because they just got fat because they eat big unhealthy meals. Fat women instead must have this emotional obsession with food. Waddling about with emergency pies, throwing a fit if the cake forklift doesn't arrive fast enough. They can't go a moment without another snack or else they have been wronged, victimized. She would occasionally glance over at me fretfully as if she knew what was wrong, with a mix of shame and entitled grievance . It was her ominous corpulence she inflicted upon me.

Any book recommendation with incel / virgin / r9k'ers theme?
Haven't read any fiction for quite some time.