/virgin/

[Cornelius the Virgin, Esq. No.11278109]

/virgin/ general

The point of this thread is to explore the literary output of virgin and virgin-adjacent authors from the exclusive perspective of male virgins. We are here to read and discuss books written by male virgins or that prominently feature male virginity.

If you are not a male virgin you should not post ITT

>links
https://www.documentcloud.org/documents/1173808-elliot-rodger-manifesto.html
http://houellebecq.info/english.php
http://www.ligotti.net/index.php

>thread theme
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3P-CTAwaCmM

>what are you reading
About halfway through Thoreau's Maine Woods. Incredible stuff. This guy was operating with a literary IQ way off the charts. The most casual and innocuous of encounters are rendered in the most graceful of prose with just a whimsical flick of the pen. Remarkable. We virgins have a storied history, and don't let anybody tell you different!

[Anonymous No.11278114]

Congratulations! You have once again succeeded in posting a thinly-veiled 'literature' thread with the intention to gossip like a schoolgirl!

[Anonymous No.11278154]

why does virginity matter?
-because people, especialy women, know that women cannot keep their legs closed
-because people know that most men never amount to anything

virginity is the best discriminant for people:
-good women are not tramps
-good men manage to make something of their lives (and, since women are loose by nature, fucking a woman is not so hard (if you do not fuck a woman, you better be good at something else))

naturally, this utopia never occurs:
-women spread their legs chasing their fun, especially through good sex, thanks to the men ready to serve them
-very few men go beyond women
men never amount to anything besides providing entertainment for women, since providing for women is the easiest thing, especially when it comes to giving them gifts.