>>24522037It's to prime the reader for the rest of the book. Does a reader get off on a ditzy woman cucking her husband, or does a reader get indignant, or does the reader even get bored because "eh, it's not hot enough, but if it went like THIS..." The rest of the book is digging into the minds of porn obsessed men.
There's also a bit of a call back in the story to an idea he discusses in Hipsters On Foodstamps part 3:
>Or, if I can be permitted a judicious use of psychoanalytic jargon: it's the rationalization that allows you to blow a guy you can't stand, "I hate him but I'm going to make him cum so hard he'll just want more of me, which will be his punishment." Let that analogy sink in for a moment. From his perspective, not only did he still get blown, he liked it even more. NB: in this analogy, the guy is capitalism and you're not.And
>You gave the system you don't like a spectacular blowjob, and then try to punish it by making it want you more. From the system's perspective, not only did it still get blown, it liked it even more. In this analogy, the system is the system and you're not.This is the justification the woman in the story uses for fucking her husband's rival.