Thread 81936863

Women will seriously bitch about porn while putting 50 Shades of Grey right out on their bookshelf in plain view.

>>81936863 (OP)
He looks cute with that haircut

>>81936863 (OP)
unless it's some extremely weird borderline bestiality shit, reading porn is far less disgusting than watching it

>>81936863 (OP)
It's nofap retards and right wing christfags who push anti-porn. Not women.

>>81936863 (OP)
Don't be upset over my post. I have never read such a book.

>>81936863 (OP)
fade is such a great fucking haircut. literally works on everyone. based Hitler.

>>81936863 (OP)
Because books are fiction but porn isn't. There are real people behind porn.

>>81936863 (OP)
Maybe foids project their own goonism on moids,
it takes a coomer to know a coomer after all.
Also if that haircut is real, well it's SS-tier.

>>81936886
On the contrary, you can do so much more degeneracy-wise with text. It's why simple images might be degenerate, but captioned images are usually some of the most deranged coomer shit you could possibly see. And women are huge consumers of text-based porn, just look at AO3

>>81936905
So you have nothing against hentai and 3DCG?

>>81936863 (OP)
Why was 1930s German drip so good?

>>81936920
visually seeing things will always have more of an effect than reading though

>>81936886
>Bear is a novel by Canadian author Marian Engel, published in 1976. It won the Governor General's Literary Award the same year. It is Engel's fifth novel, and her most famous. The story tells of a lonely archivist sent to work in northern Ontario, where she enters into a sexual relationship with a bear.[1][2] The Canadian Encyclopedia calls the book "the most controversial novel ever written in Canada".[3]

>The novel was written in a busy and tumultuous period in the author's life, a "very crazy time" as described by Engel.[5] In 1973, Engel had started the Writers' Union of Canada (W.U.C.) from her home, and served as its first chairperson. Through the W.U.C., and her position on the board of trustees for the Toronto Public Library, she advocated public lending rights for Canadian authors.[6] She was raising twins while undergoing a painful divorce. She took regular psychotherapy sessions, and worried about her mental health. Engel would end up dedicating the book to John Rich, her therapist.[7]

>>81936863 (OP)
Mother will bitch about my porno mag while reading steamy romance novels. I hate w*men so goddamn bad

>>81936967
It depends, I think people's imaginations have become fried from easy access to high quality porn, but text has ways of reaching depths image simply can't