>male characters written by women

>>24498546 (OP)
>written by women

>>24498546 (OP)
>male characters written

>>24498546 (OP)
second best to only a male character written by a gay man, the only type of man who truly knows what a man is

>>24498611
I'll bite; why would women writing men make better characters

>>24498546 (OP)
Hadrian was pretty good.

>>24498611
I agree with the second part
Pat Bateman is the quintessential male character

>>24498618
inside + outside perspective > outside perspective > inside perspective
heterosexual men face the issue of internal blindness when writing male characters; the men written tend to cycle back to them, their friends, or their fathers - all of whom are too similar to each other. daddy issues can make you enough of a psychopath to be a good writer, though they still lack the carnal, amorous, or sexual relations with other men that heterosexual women and homosexual men enjoy. likewise, heterosexual women lack the ego necessary to write men, meaning their work can appear unfinished or lackluster on the male experience. homosexual men are the only entities capable of achieving any type of masculine artistic apex, and it's no surprise how many works involving masculinity are written by gay men.

>>24498653
Bizarre faggot pseudo psychology. One wonders if anon has read anything.

>>24498653
I can't even be upset at this; you're just categorically incorrect. A being made equal to not A kind of wrong. Incredibly disappointing to see this kind of thing being asserted unashamedly even on this wasteland of a website.

>>24498726
there are zero authors with artistic merit who have not had sex with a man. it's simply an objective fact. you require that type of intimacy with masculinity to understand it entirely.

>>24498653
S-tier bait.

>>24498734
Then it should be easy to list 500 good male characters written by women

>>24500248
There aren't even 500 good male characters

>>24498653
Is this you >>>/lgbt/40189056

>>24498653
>it's no surprise how many works involving masculinity are written by gay men
Hit us with some titles, anon. I wanna read 'em.

This is the only book written by an woman that I've ever read where the main character is a male that didn't seem odd.

>>24500683
> we’re we
> here fuck
> we’re shit
> queer up

so brave, qveen

>>24498562
>women

>>24498653
Reported

>>24498546 (OP)
women write men better than men write women

>>24501026
this is my truth

>>24498546 (OP)
The average man writing a woman is just as bad.

Only talented writers in general can write their opposite gender. The rest just write them as wish fulfilment.

>>24500683
Fight Club immediately comes to mind.

>>24501026
I don't read books that have female characters

>>24498653
that description of man would be alien to majority of men because there's no utility in viewing other men sexually

>>24500683

>>24501169
>bussin a thunderous load has no utility

>male woman

>>24501022
>men

>>24501026
It's because they don't limit themselves to only reading books by other girls and have a pretty good idea

We're we! Here, FUCK! We're shit... QUEER!!!

>>24502564
>r/twosentencehorror

>>24500703
Hmm. When I read this I was struck by how female the narrator seemed to be. I was waiting for this to be the big twist (like The Wasp Factory) and then it wasn’t after all. SC just can't write first-person male viewpoint, it seems.

>>24502989
>I offer le contrarian opinion to your opinion!
Good for (You)

>>24498653
One can take a guess what your worldview is and not be wrong in it

it's bizzare, why would anyone care what a homo atheist nihilist epicureanist cares or thinks it's good? You are just automatically dismissed and you can return to your glorified gooning.

>>24498546 (OP)
Female slop drivel is not even directed at men, it's made to fulfill female tropes about what men are in order to satisfy their romantic stories, rape stories or some homo stories. Part of men that make men what they are are dismissed because that would require gynocentric woman to acknowledge how the world works and justify male characteristics she denies have any value.

You can see this in other media where the female is the author.

>>24500683
>we're we, here fuck, we're shit, queer up
What.

>>24502063
>n

>>24498546 (OP)
>female characters written by men

>>24498546 (OP)
see
>>24497137