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Fair. I meant it as more of a placeholder for any classic book. Sort of an inverse guilty pleasure--if you don't like it/get it you may be shamed, the logic goes.
I have a long list of classic books I hated. Sure, they may have good qualities I missed, but anyone pretending to like a book because it's a classic is actively disconnecting themself from their own judgement and development of taste. Which is a nuts thing to do.
My favourite example is "The Great Gatsby". Which I thought was terrible at 20, and absolutely incredible at 40. Not because of age, but because I'd learned to write.
But disliking a classic book is not a substitute for an opinion either. I consider the elements that made something a classic, but try to form my opinion independently.
The reverse holds true too. To reject something eg Henry James, Impressionism just because _they_ say it is uncool even if that something speaks to you in some form.
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