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My whole point is that Lolita is written from the point of view of someone who believes he is being actively seduced by a 12 year old girl. When anyone who reads between the lines can see how insane that is. But pedophiles genuinely do believe that children are active participants in their own sexualisation, so Lolita is a good representation of how they think.

This, and I think Nabokov also very perceptively portrays the incredible psychic damage pedophilic rape does on Lolita and the narrator himself, and demonstrates the resulting wreckage in their lives. It's a disturbing book and not for everyone, but IMO Nabokov's writing is about as beautiful as the English language gets.
 
You'd be surprised how many whuite supremacists are actually brown and hispanic men (Nick Fuentes and his gaggle of retards for example).
I guess that helps explain why so many WS-adjacent women either burn coal (H. Pearl Davis) or bear the children of Filipinos (Lauren Southern). Sadly white supremacists are probably the best argument against white supremacy.
 
I tolerate most moids except indian moids and most hispanic moids. Black moids are a hit or miss.
I am infamous for my spic hate and a stand by it with their moids, especially compared to black moids. Grated most of the time I've interacted with black moids has in been in the rural South or Springfield, my experience might be very different if I had bothered to venture to Chicago or had been in a place like Philadelphia, but at least even when they're being annoying they know they should try to be a little charming and friendly and not just do the rape-stare or babble at me in Spanglish like spic moids. Haven't really interacted with the curry moids except one half-indian guy who treated me like shit and still expected me to want to date him lol he was such a retard.
 
100% are fatties
nah a small percentage gotta be skinny white guys with glasses, you know the type. I should have saved this tiktok i saw of tinder profiles of dudes sharing their very redpill/poltard views on women, they all looked terrible. Dudes really think saying women's hypergamy is killing the west is a normal thing to write on your dating profile.
 
nah a small percentage gotta be skinny white guys with glasses, you know the type. I should have saved this tiktok i saw of tinder profiles of dudes sharing their very redpill/poltard views on women, they all looked terrible. Dudes really think saying women's hypergamy is killing the west is a normal thing to write on your dating profile.
Yeah I'm sure some have the yanderedev physiology
 
But then men would just lie like they do about their height and penis size. Kinda weird how men claim to be the more logical and scientific sex except when it comes to taking exact measurements of something.
Anything a man can do, a butch will do better. Especially nursing, and that's an underrated profession.
 
Nursing is a difficult profession and I fully admit I wouldn't be able to do it.
Goddamn I hope the moids do not read this, but, I should have been a nurse. I'd have been rictig toll damit!
As it was, too dumb and God-addled to make it to MD. I did try though.
 
My whole point is that Lolita is written from the point of view of someone who believes he is being actively seduced by a 12 year old girl. When anyone who reads between the lines can see how insane that is. But pedophiles genuinely do believe that children are active participants in their own sexualisation, so Lolita is a good representation of how they think.
An amusing aside, in Dorothy Parker's review of Lolita she was entirely convinced that Humbert Humbert was a good boy that dindu nuffin wrong.
Dorothy Parker found the book brilliant, funny, and anguished, but the anguish to which she responded was Humbert’s. Of Lolita, Parker wrote, “She is a dreadful little creature, selfish, hard, vulgar, and foul-tempered.”
Strangely enough, she also had a short story titled Lolita (about a romance between a teenager and an old man) published in the New Yorker mere weeks before Nabokov's Lolita was first made available for purchase.
 
I will share a post from francophone Reddit to further demonstrate the depravity of scrotes. My French isn't great, so translations might be wrong at some parts.
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Am I wrong to consider leaving my husband?
Hello, I am not sure I'll get replies, but I'm [writing it] anyway. I'm a 23-year-old woman married to my husband for almost 4 years. For context, we've been together 8 years. We met a long time ago but, the majority of it, we were just friends. We married in 2019, I was 19 years old, then we had our first child and 2 years later our second child. I neither regret my marriage nor my kids, but only the turmoil that happened.
I manage the budget, the kids, the household, the relationship with in-laws. I also work a full time job. My husband is a big gamer, he spends literally 90% of his time gaming, the other 10% being when he sleeps. In 5 years of being together, he has only worked one year combined. I've always handled the financial weight of our household. After getting home from work, I can say that he hasn't taken care of the apartment, all he's done is played games. My eldest daughter is in front of the TV. Neither of them are clean, generally the young one spends the day in the hammock.
He spends time in his office, and doesn't check on the kids and can't hear them because of his headphones. They haven't eaten at noon, and the only thing they have to eat is cake. In the evening, he doesn't bathe the kids because "we bathed them yesterday, they're clean." He gives coca-cola to the eldest child, which I am opposed to as she's three years old. He gives her everything* and isn't concerned or worried about the kids. He plays with them from time to time, but spends the rest of his day gaming. He thinks I'm the problem because I criticize his education. I mean to specify that I told him to take a job 6 weeks postpartum. I didn't end my maternity leave. During my pregnancy, I had to quit my job, my husband wasn't working, we have financial difficulties and returned to at my parents' with our two daughters. While I was working, my parents took care of the kids because my husband was too busy gaming. I struggled to find an apartment, I bought him a car so he could work, I fought for everything. Unfortunately, according to him, I haven't done enough. He would like me to do more. I have a difficult choice to make. I love him, but I'm unhappy and exhausted by the situation. I sincerely consider leaving him, I don't know if I've clearly expressed what I live through so that you guys can give me advice, I'm totally lost.
* As in, he cedes or is unwilling to say "no" to the child. Doesn't have a good direct English translation.
 
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An amusing aside, in Dorothy Parker's review of Lolita she was entirely convinced that Humbert Humbert was a good boy that dindu nuffin wrong.

Strangely enough, she also had a short story titled Lolita (about a romance between a teenager and an old man) published in the New Yorker mere weeks before Nabokov's Lolita was first made available for purchase.
Hmmm... I wonder what her early life section on Wikipedia says about her.

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