Bukowski, society and women Apparently Bukowski gained…
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Bukowski, society and women
Apparently Bukowski gained fame and became a womanizer pretty late, after gaining literary success. Prior to that he considered himself a loser, an outcast, someone who was undesirable due to his social status and his severe acne scars. However, how much of that is true? Was he an outcast because of the things listed or because he believed in those things? What changed in his behavior? Was it really the success that flipped the switch?
According to his work "Ham on Rye" his father became a slave to the idea of obtaining, or rather regaining generational wealth, which he never managed to succeed in. Could that also have had an impact on Bukowski? Was he so appalled by this idea of chasing wealth and status? How did that translate to his relationship with women?
#entertainment
Apparently Bukowski gained fame and became a womanizer pretty late, after gaining literary success. Prior to that he considered himself a loser, an outcast, someone who was undesirable due to his social status and his severe acne scars. However, how much of that is true? Was he an outcast because of the things listed or because he believed in those things? What changed in his behavior? Was it really the success that flipped the switch?
According to his work "Ham on Rye" his father became a slave to the idea of obtaining, or rather regaining generational wealth, which he never managed to succeed in. Could that also have had an impact on Bukowski? Was he so appalled by this idea of chasing wealth and status? How did that translate to his relationship with women?
#entertainment
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