I want to read more books about homosexual relationships. Does

wait for the publication of my journal

>>8645995
Have you had many homosexual relationships, anon?

>>8646003
self love is homosexual

>>8646007
unless you sleep with your anima/animus

Bump, I just want to read thought provoking and beautifully written books about gay people doing gay shit

>>8646127
literotica.com for gay scat stories

try the classics, Moby Dick, Huckleberry Finn

>>8646140
God I hate /lit/ sometimes.

>>8646146
Moby Dick is pretty gay but I'm looking for something more overt.

File: 103.jpg (32KB, 250x349px) Image search: [Google]

32KB, 250x349px

Look no more: Confessions of a mask and the forbidden color by mishima

File: 9789127131781_large_kyrkbrollop_kartonnage.jpg (40KB, 172x270px) Image search: [Google]

40KB, 172x270px

>>8646154
>something more overt
only book i can think of is this
has children on child lesbian sexual assault

>>8646188
>In the first chapter of the book, Kochan recalls a memory of a picture book from when he was four years old. Even at that young age, Kochan approached a single picture of a heroic-looking European knight on horseback almost as pornography, gazing at it longingly and hiding it away, embarrassed, when others come to see what he is doing. When his nurse tells him that the knight is actuallyJoan of Arc, Kochan, wanting the knight to be a paragon of manliness, is immediately and forever put off by the picture, annoyed that a woman would dress in man’s clothing.

This is eerily similar to an incident from my own childhood. I'm almost a little disturbed.

>>8646199
No fuck that I don't want to read about lesbians or pedo shit. But thanks anyway.

>>8646188
These are on my list. Thanks for reminding me.

Eustace Chisholm and the Works

Great book about men in Depression-era Chicago coming to grips with who they are, while getting their asses kicked by the difficulties of having no money, no jobs, etc. Weirdly and funnily redpilled about women, too.

On one hand, probably the gayest book I've ever read (although that's not saying much, since I haven't read many/any books with homo relationships). On the other hand, it's not out-and-out yaoi shit -- it reads more like film noir and all the sexual tension and drama that that genre had, just directed towards the men themselves.

>>8645990

You should read your diary desu

>>8646033
can't it's stuck in the harem of the worldprince

>>8646225
That's good, I hate straight up yaoi shit. My ideal book is sexual tension between men which may or may not culminate in tastefully written sex, with some red-pill about women thrown in (Dorian Gray is always my go-to example). I'll get a copy.

Has anyone in the thread read the OP pic and what can they tell me about it?

>>8646245
>red pill
kys nigger

>>8646270
No u