/lit/ - Literature

>>10982957
I wish there was one thread like this one without /r9k/ storming in with their resentful theories. Do you guys have a bot that opens a thread on /r9k/ that links to every open thread on other boards that has the word 'woman' in the OP text?

Education doesn't guarantee you emotional stability. It doesn't guarantee you a stable relationship nor that you will have the will to overcome troublesome times with your partner, while you know that you have the option to simply opt out. Maybe someone who is less 'educated' (with this term I mean purely in a scholary sense), might be more emotionally mature than someone who has a fucking degree. A lot weight should be put on the word 'might' here and on the word 'certainly' in the sentence "A lot of women are certainly more emotionally mature than me." With 'me' I mean me, not you, who's reading this post right now.

That quote isn't a final statement, it's more like an observation that doesn't exclude the possibility of the other options being true too.

Furthermore. College is something you go to if you have the financial possibility. ..... okay this has a longer paragraph but I think it's fucking common knowledge.

>>10956643
Is it psychological? Does it raise the question of "Do I think that what I don't have is better than what I have?"

I don't know. It might be!

>>10934300
It's inferior to the first one but overall not a bad movie. Also, what's up with all the insecurity on this site? Did a priest touch you guys when you were little? Other trauma? Wasn't literature supposed to cure all that.