John Green

>>9630806
Can't speak to the others, but the argument in Looking for Alaska is that romantic and/or emotional intimacy is better and/or more important than sex. Green describes sex as awkward and cuddling as the tightest shit ever because that's a reflection of his personal beliefs on the subject.

Basically, the madonna/whore complex, but without a desirable whore.

Decent reply, seeing as the rest of /lit would just say hes a cuck and move on. Thanks!

>>9630854
why isn't there a word for and/or

>>9630894
Because "and/or" is good enough?
You could always coin a neologism for it, though. Toss a little something fresh into that short story/poem/novella/novel you're working on.

>>9630909
it is good enough. i wonder maybe if there is a linguistic reason that that word isn't used.

>>9630926
It makes the most sense in writing, since the slash is visible, but I have heard it in conversation too. Pretty sure it was also used in a rap at some point.

>>9630934
oops i think i meant to say whatever word would be used in place of and/or. do you mind it when you hear it in conversation?

>>9630934
It sounds fine in conversation. People run it together like one word, andoor.

He's a cuck

>>9630806
>Why is he so obsessed with describing teenage sex?
he's a degenerate cuck.
all of his channels and videos are pointless mental masturbation that doesn't impart any real knowledge. He just talks a mile a minute to make himself appear smart and people who watch his shit don't actually remember anything he said 10 min after he's done.

>>9630806
>Why is he so obsessed with describing teenage sex?
Because his books are aimed at teenagers?

or maybe he's just a creeper and a cuck, which is the answer you were looking for.