/lit/ - Literature

'Something's killing me!' He shouted out. A curious sight, were anyone there to see it. Alone, away from home, and agitated to the point of conniptions. He thought maybe his condition was just that way so he'd be kept at a distance, that he might not reach over to the nearest face and take a bite from their matter. But even he saw the problem. t here wasn't meant to b a cure lick a dog with th e hair on bacward s

>being so fucking weak-minded you have to believe in organised religion designed to take your money and keep you submissive since 3000 BC
>not just being spiritual instead of putting labels on yourself
NGMI

A lot of other works of fiction I like draw a lot of inspiration from the Bible. I have a basic understanding of the whole canon, but is it worth reading the whole thing to get a deeper understanding on things like movies/video games/anime/other books that draw inspiration from it?
t. absolute brainlet

>>9705979
>All historical progress has been the result of people like you being killed by revolutionaries.

god damn nigga u brainlet as fuck

>>6606575
There's no reason to feel guilty. Somebody on here phrased it well a while back with 'aloof hostility'. The 4chan environment is naturally taxing and aggressive so people naturally accommodate to it.
Even slower boards with high post-quality like /po/ and /diy/ occasionally slip into calling each other children and faggots.
There's nothing wrong with it provided you can leave the habit at the door on your way out.
As one of two admins of a much smaller chan, I can confirm that people who come from 4chan are immediately recognizable by their language.

People who get offended by vocabulary rather than its use in context are usually people you want to disregard