What books accurately portray the thoughts, emotions, and struggles

The game by neil strauss

Ready Player One

>>7526712

Anna Kavan

>>7526712
Play It As It Lays, by Joan Didion
Housekeeping, by Marilynne Robinson

If you think the characters are ineffectual weaklings who don't even come close to taking charge of anything ever or holding distinct values, that's the point. I'm not saying women are evil or stupid, but I do think that if you turn away from the portraits in these books you're fooling yourself.

Satan Says by Sharon Olds is fantastic

>>7526730
well played I couldn't help but laugh out loud at reading this farce recommended for anything

In my opinion, women truly don't have a firm grasp on reality and don't know what they want in life really. They grab onto nothing solid and are led from one emotion to another. Have any women ever come to this self-realization in writing? Maybe Virginia Woolf did, but she blamed it on the patriarchy instead of biological differences between males and females.

>>7526777
Joan Didion was definitely self-aware, and Marilynne Robinson was either self-aware or painfully straightforward otherwise.

See >>7526739

>>7526712
Youre probably the same cunt who made the attention whoring thread. Fuck off to tumblr, cunt

>>7526792
nope, just trying to build empathy like a rational, well-intentioned person. have a great day!

empathy is overrated
so are women
don't bother