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>ugh goethe was such an incel

>> No.19056550

>hamsun was a nazi
>hamsun was just pretending to be a nazi
>his wife was the real nazi

>> No.19056552

>goethe
>discussed in a 2021 literature class
lmao

>> No.19056559

>>19056537
>I don't understand how Melville and Hawthorne could be friends when Melville's work is so critical of religion

>> No.19056560

>he went to university so recently that incel was already a word

>> No.19056574
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> (whispering) ugh! Black people just right about race!
> *snickering*

>> No.19056581

>>19056574
*Write
Kms

>> No.19056584

>>19056537
>Aesthetics of Pederasty as a Subversive Genre / Resistance to Domesticity
>Tall Poppy Syndrome and Kurt Vonnegut / Why Humanism Others
>Jack London and Discursive Socialism / Theft as a Tribute
Typically all of this is subsumed by Trans iconoclasm, dismiss "conservative" authors as phobics (in era and out), rinse, repeat.

>> No.19056595

>>19056574
did you actually hear that out load in your literature class, black anon?

>> No.19056600

>>19056584
I've seen so many nonsensical degenerate lecture titles like these I can't even remember them

>> No.19056610

>>19056574
Why did you make pepe black lol. It's not like the green one has a race

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I didn't pay attention to the inane commentary in my lit classes. I don't remember a word.

>> No.19056626

>>19056552
ah Goethe, the anti-semite

>> No.19056635

>>19056537

Everyone in my personal life has always been polite about my lack of sex or relationships, I don't think I could tolerate being around anything resembling a "normie" friend group in today's world.

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>>19056626

>> No.19056876

>>19056550
He totally was a nazi and definitely wasn't pretending to. His last book was quite literally about just how big of a nazi he was and that the government's claims of him suffering from dementia were false.

>> No.19056885

>>19056560
>oldfag

>> No.19056890

>>19056876
Real nazis can't read or write. Hitler himself said boxing was more important.

>> No.19056897

>>19056890
Chuds BTFO again!

>> No.19056957

>>19056537
>ugh goethe was such an incel
I don't believe you've ever heard anyone say that.

>> No.19057037

>>19056890
>During World War II, Hamsun put his support behind the German war effort. He courted and met with high-ranking Nazi officers, including Adolf Hitler. Nazi Minister of Propaganda Joseph Goebbels wrote a long and enthusiastic diary entry concerning a private meeting with Hamsun; according to Goebbels Hamsun's "faith in German victory is unshakable". In 1940 Hamsun wrote that "the Germans are fighting for us". After Hitler's death, he published a short obituary in which he described him as "a warrior for mankind" and "a preacher of the gospel of justice for all nations."

He was a nazi and is my literary hero.

>> No.19057054

>>19057037
Allow me to grasp at straws and claim Hamsun was not a nazi —he simply realized the anglo-soviet menace must be dealt with.

>> No.19057062

>>19056552
op is probably german

>> No.19057094

>>19057054
What more would one need to claim being a member or supporter of a political movement besides proudly advocating for it's cause and denouncing it's enemies? He probably didn't arrive at the Nazi ideology independently or agreed wholeheartedly with every aspect of it, but they aligned with his political sentiments enough that it is safe to say he was a Nazi.

>> No.19057370

>>19056537
whys he making that face? makes me want to slap him with my flaccid dick, maybe get hard and put it in his mouth

>> No.19057409

>>19056595
Yeah, my uni has pretty (((typical leftist politics))) but it's still mostly white lmao.
>>19056595
I didn't make it but it's pretty funny so I used it.

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>>19056537
gibs twink

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>>19057419
D-did you like my poems anon-san?

>> No.19057636

I only attended humanities courses so I could talk with hot girls. And then maybe I'd find a girl to date. That's the only reason to take those classes. With online classes, they are now completely worthless.

>> No.19057644

>>19057409
Meant (You) you >>19056610

>> No.19057649

>>19057636
Only if you treat girls like the side dish will they want to be your main dish. Otherwise, you'll go hungry anon

>> No.19058550

>>19056635
Are people mean about that? Most people don't know about my lack of romantic and sexual experience. When they know, are they really that mean? I hope not. That seems, well, mean. Anybody got any stories?

>> No.19058561

>>19058550
A friend I had (don't know if I could really call him a friend, he probably kept me around like you'd keep around a trick dog, also tricked me into thinking his ultra-masculine friend was a FTM Jew, which he was not) told me about his first time having sex. He just said that it's not worth it, I shouldn't have it. Embarrassed himself by drooling on the chick's back, it wasn't what they all made it out to be. Some people are cool about it, some people will think differently or less about you because of it.

>> No.19058569

>>19058561
That sounds like he was having sex with someone he didn't love. I can't dispute the claims of people who say sex isn't that great and is overrated because I've never experienced it but I suspect they are either trying to be nice or they're only doing hook ups, not searching for true love.

>> No.19058573

>>19056537
>Th Green Knight is a phallic symbol in Arthurian literature

>> No.19058576

>>19056626
>>19056664
What? idgi

>> No.19058579

>>19056584
>___ as (a) ___

why do they do this?

>> No.19058600

>>19058569
Sex with true love? The way I see it, nothing in this world will be as good as you expect. Even if it is, it will get old soon. What is left for you to do is to cultivate virtue and to endure together, sometimes indulging in sex as an act of intimacy and pleasure. Perhaps in another world, we will all be rewarded for the good we've done, and these things will be made sublime, not dematerialized and transformed into eternal praise and asceticism.

But sex here, with someone you love? I suppose it is a very touching experience that you will fondly remember even when the two of you are apart, if fate is so cruel. Perhaps he was only trying to be nice, he was quite false.

>> No.19058613

>>19058600
You speak like a good friend of mine but I know you aren't him because he doesn't browse this board and has had sex and a gf he loved.

>> No.19058619

>>19058613
A wonderful thing, to speak like two humans in this place. I have reached the point where I cannot form meaningful attachments with humans anymore because I needed to defend myself (perhaps from my own judgement, if not theirs). Another's love is out of the question, and sex is a rag without love.

>> No.19058626

>>19056537
>a la ubermensch

from a girl

>> No.19058649

>>19058619
It can be terrifying to make yourself vulnerable but lowering the defenses is necessary for love, or so I've heard. My knowledge of love comes from books and movies, not experience so I am reluctant to give any advice. They are good books and good movies though.

>> No.19058657

>>19056537
>it's a zoom class, ancient philosophy
>we have to share an interesting fact about ourselves, and our name
>Someone with a Cartman pfp says "Cartman is based."
>ensuing silence until the teacher chuckles "What does based mean?"
>"I just think he's based"
>continue cycling through the students' introductions

This is the same person that brought up Ludwig Klages for no reason

>> No.19058681

>>19058569
>true love
Anon… odds are even if you see it that way she will not; unless she’s extremely sheltered and naive. That doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy meaningful and emotionally fulfilling relationships, but don’t think they’re true love or something like that

>> No.19058688

>>19058626
kek

>> No.19058704

>>19058681
Do you really think that? Women grow up watching all sorts of stuff about princesses. When they're older they watch a bunch of romcoms about true love. They mostly listen to music with romantic themes too. Don't they? I...might not interact with them enough to actually confirm this. I figured that most of them think in that romantic way too. Sure, there are some who are only interested in hook ups but I assume that's not the majority.

>> No.19058725

>>19058704
I feel like love for a person (who either you are fearful to approach or does not approach you) is the model for love of God. There was a reason why love of a woman was thought of as a rival to love of God. Perhaps we will be given both in the time to come, and the hereafter.

You realize that you are worthless to win the person, and that reciprocal love depends on that person's patience and unpaid compassion for you. You realize that you do not deserve them in this life, as it is, as you are. You realize that it is a delight to belittle yourself, as many do before God, and magnify your lover, but that this is also useless because it only leads into despair and forgetfulness. The lover does not want sacrifices, but wants a virtuous and beautiful you. The only difference here is how Christianity defines "beautiful" in a way that is always contrary to intuition and material.