Curious how few Incels have ever heard of the Gor novels.
(This might just be function of how few people read books anymore.)
Combo sci-fi and sword, a place where females are bought and sold.
The first three, which are quite hokey, but quaint, are introductory — John Norman started writing in the Sixties.
After that, it intensifies ; soon enough, there are frequent digressions on the natural place of females in slavery.
Just a suggestion for my angry friends, hopeful that enough of us will survive and be the cranky old farts enacting such policies.
(Because I'm doubtful the AI in politically-correct Gynoids will be much fun ; an organic solution might still be necessary.)
I know most of you are already fairly keyed in on this, but it bears repeating.
Plus, I think many of you would enjoy the quest nature of the books. Practical recommendation is to go audiobook, Ralph Lister being a superb narrator ; there are several books done from the female perspective by female narrators.
We're here to be entertained, right? I find these books immersive. Have I sold you yet? I think it's important – sort of the `Scripture' for those inclined.
(This might just be function of how few people read books anymore.)
Combo sci-fi and sword, a place where females are bought and sold.
The first three, which are quite hokey, but quaint, are introductory — John Norman started writing in the Sixties.
After that, it intensifies ; soon enough, there are frequent digressions on the natural place of females in slavery.
Just a suggestion for my angry friends, hopeful that enough of us will survive and be the cranky old farts enacting such policies.
(Because I'm doubtful the AI in politically-correct Gynoids will be much fun ; an organic solution might still be necessary.)
I know most of you are already fairly keyed in on this, but it bears repeating.
Plus, I think many of you would enjoy the quest nature of the books. Practical recommendation is to go audiobook, Ralph Lister being a superb narrator ; there are several books done from the female perspective by female narrators.
We're here to be entertained, right? I find these books immersive. Have I sold you yet? I think it's important – sort of the `Scripture' for those inclined.
