Book about being madly in love with a girl you're not sure feels the same from a male's perspective?
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Book about being madly in love with a girl you're not sure feels the same from a male's perspective?
Why do you need a book about it? Just be male and not gay and it'll happen to you eventually.
Lawrence Durrell's Alexandria Quartet
The Magic Mountain is actually a very good love story. The political aspect is overblown, its best achievement is the coming-of-age story.
Why can't they make dresses with this kind of shape and fabric anymore
They're not loose enough for today's women
loose enough for them back then though.
>no woman will ever tease the beauty of her ample breasts and erotic figure by tightening the fabric of her dress as she passes me on the road
why even live
plúróg
These posts are why we get harder captchas every day. Because some idiot keeps using their AI bots to spam IQfy, so they have too change the captchas.
Who?
Updike's Rabbit Run
Fitzgerald's Great Gatsby
kierkegaard, bukowski too
Proust writes heavily about that. Granted, it's one big-ass book, but still. You can just read the first volume as its own self-contained story.
The Sorrows of Young Werther
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>experiencing love is childish and bad
Are you guys okay?
Stop this Disney princess shit and grow up
>Books about not having sex
>Books about girls not liking you
>Books about being a NEET
>Books about having no motivation
Why is IQfy like this. Stop treating literature like it's there to affirm and give profundity to your boring existence. The heroic loser isn't one who glorifies themselves as a Young Werther adrift in modernity. It's one who transcends their boring limits by sublimating their thwarted desire into reading things like pic related.
ISOLT. The solution is kidnapping her
>not sure
Ask her, you dumb frick. Do you really think muh books is the way to go? God, why do brainlets have such stupid conceptions on books?...
Victoria by Knut Hamsun, Marjane by Olav Duun