/lit/ - Literature

>>17733957
My diary, 2013
>first long-term gf
>ends up fucking "friends" on the side
>(tbf she was 17 so I'm not mad retrospectively)
>was too much of a beta to do anything so she dumps me
Fast forward 3 years
>ignored several of her emails
>walking with dog in nature, exgf appears out of nowhere
>we pet the dog together, brush her hand slightly and look into her eyes
>she's a bit scared and surprised, but brushes my hand back
>offer her a lift home
>"That would be nice :)"
>in the car, says she just got a driving license but hasn't had much driving practice
>"Hm, cool"
>approaching her house
>"Damn, looks like I forgot my keys, now I have to wait an hour before someone comes home"
>(remain silent)
>parking, she bolts out of the car without saying anything
>roll down the window
>"'It was nice to see you"
One of my finest hours

>>14715096
Are you confused? I'm not the one arguing that anything is capable of change. Put your tripcode back on, coward.

test

Just because a book is hard to read and is full of obscure references it doesn't make it a good book.

So all you niggers can fuck off with your precious james joyce and herman me(me)lville.

>>11867787
>woman

don't care lol

Greatest writer of all time
>Shakespeare

Greatest Poet of all time in all genres
>John Keats

Greatest Epic Poet
>Homer

Greatest lyric poet (that is, not dramatic or epic)
>John Keats

Greatest Novelist
>Tolstoy

Greatest short story writer
>Dostoyevsky because of White Nights

Greatest philosopher
>Kierkegaard

Greatest artist
>That one guy's paintings I saw at a museum in Detroit whose name I forget

Greatest Musician
>Puccini

Greatest movie director
>Kurosawa

Greatest scientist
>Pascal

Greatest psychologist and sociologist
>My therapist desu

>>11539629
*dabs you back to the future*