What was his problem?
What was his problem?
Wyatt Lewis
David Evans
He wanted to be a "real man", but there's no such thing. Only death can free you from ideals like that.
David Gray
"Mishima received a draft notice for the Imperial Japanese Army during World War II. At the time of his medical check up, he had a cold, and the young army doctor heard rales from the lung which was misdiagnosed as tuberculosis; Mishima was declared unfit for service."
He never quite got over that.
Tyler Edwards
And he was gay. Poor guy
Alexander Gutierrez
Didn't he have a wife and kids?
Joseph Perez
They were gay too
Blake Flores
Yes, he did. But that was expected of gay people back then
Ryan James
he wanted to steal all the Pokémon
Sebastian Fisher
the ideal marriage really. Having to provide for children can constrain the worst of his faggoty excesses and the woman can whore about as is her wont because he doesn't care.
Angel Scott
he was a gay nip
Asher Ramirez
Modernity.
Gavin Diaz
He couldn't adapt to the times. A tragic figure really.
Carson Sanders
no idea
Jayden James
I could see this being true. Because he never got to test his manhood in that way, he became obsessed with it to the point that he subconsciously began to believe that he would have been the perfect warrior and savior of the Empire.
Aiden Richardson
A frog in the coal mine. How sad.
Thomas Rivera
Charles Hall
Asher Lopez
gay and being raised by his possessive, emasculating grandmother
Jonathan Watson
>« Ƹ̵̡Ӝ̵̨̄Ʒ »
Consider suicide
Jason Phillips
Did he want to be her?
Elijah Hill
>What was his problem?
Everybody hated him because he drove like an Asian.
Julian Reed
He was a gay man and he hid it. If he just downloaded grindr and fucked 100 cute jap boys, then there'd be no problem.
Asher Rivera
link ?
Eli Anderson
Grayson Parker
A nationalist who had a hard time adapting to the fuckery of japanese post WW2 society
Julian Perez
based lingposter - exposing people to the best book of the 21st century since 2018
Michael Young
based
Eli Parker
Literally nothing, it was(is) the world that is wrong.
Anthony Hughes
he put the pee pee in the poo poo
Thomas Reyes
I think anyone who tries to constantly "figure out" who's secretly gay all the time is actually secretly gay.
Zachary Evans
>5'4"
HAHAHAHA
HAHAHAHAH
AAAAAAAA
HAHAHAHA
Reminder that Osamu Dazai was around 6'0
Alexander James
is sun and steel worth a read? i might be picking it up later
James Bailey
Critics are the scum of the earth. I don't understand how anyone could read something written by a bystander who thinks he can perceive everything because he sits above it all and think it's unitonically insightful.
Leo Mitchell
everything he made is worth reading lad, what a shit question
Ayden Cruz
But at the end of the day he was still a filthy, diseased, disgusting faggot freak no?
Adam Lewis
he was infinitely manlier than you'll ever be and he did it while wearing a fucking fundoshi
Isaiah Sanders
So we're in agreement
Juan Cruz
I just finished it, it's worth the read. A short book but not a very easy one. The Epilogue "F 104" is great
Luis Green
How do you feel about Yukio Mishima's depiction in Hanachirasu?
Jonathan Gutierrez
Death is an ideal.
Ayden Lopez
He purposely ocer exaggerated his health problems to get out of having to fight, he was very candid about it
It wasn't even a secret, he was well known to be gay, there are interviews with his gay lovers, one which he tells a story in which Mishima stormed out of a gay club after his lover playfully mocked his height
You clearly have never read his books
Jace Ross
Everything's gay when you're gay, user