/lit/ - Literature

>>22223229
>leap out of bed, dress, shit, piss, brush teeth and hair
only a retard would say any of these are issues
>force-feed
force-feed my ass, I'm hungry in the morning
>alarm clock for 6:30
sunrise wakes me up around that time most days anyway, then if not earlier
>fight traffic
I telework, and even when I don't it's not an issue since I don't live in an urban hellhole
>get to a place where poopoo peepee and were asked to be grateful for the opportunity to do so
I'm not asked to be grateful, I get a paycheck, that's why I do this part. And also employee benefits

>>22051476
I just spent $85 to get better editions of three books I already have

>>21940487
>"damn that was a fun 100 trillion years, but now I'm all out of stuff to do"
>"I wish for my memories to be erased, so that I can have fun discovering and doing all that stuff again"
ezpz

>>20325313
Womens' YA is hyperbolic reality. They are passive by nature, and men more active intellectually and in their careers. IRL the giga-chad triple digit income zero-ick husbandos hardly exist, but for the most part, successful relationships involve a man that makes more money, is assertive, and is generally speaking more interesting than their wife.

Women that are ambitious, interesting/intellectual, and financially stronger tend to fail with relationships. I'm sure they live passionate flings and brief romances, but usually little sticks when they outperform most of their partners. They turn into the cool wine aunts (not the gross washed up types), and in pre-industrial times probably ran off into the woods and studied witch craft in femme-communes.

>>15809543
You can be both. Majority of Italian Fascists strongly supported the monarchy, with some outright refusing to March on Rome if it meant deposing the king.

Name me books that give me a genuine insight of the fascist mindset that isn't Mein Kampf.

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>>11000171
>idiotic divide between the continental and analytic traditions

How come this divide is idiotic?

Save for Habermas, I find absolutely no value in a single word continental has uttered. I'm very glad this divide still exists. I wouldn't have tried to major in philosophy if I had no choice but to avoid Heideggerian bullshit being forced up my throat.

Does anyone know of any stories where the narrator is revealed later on in the story? Like the story is in third person about a guy and later on a first person character enters the story?

>>10834512
Excellent post, friend.