/lit/ - Literature

>>19500991
WOAH WAIT A SECOND OP. You do NOT want to make this a literary problem. Some things are about finding the words to express what's within , , , "mortality" is not one of them. You aren't dead right now. The inevitability of death is a simple concept that you don't need to dwell on, happens to everyone.

Your actual life and your happiness between now and then is about frame of reference, not expression. In other words, if you "live your best life" between now and your death, and you die satisfied, who cares if you never wrote or even thought it in words? but if you lie about until your death, reading and writing about death, it doesn't matter how many words you digest. Good memories are the only non-trauma cure for fear of death.

>>18375833
forreal. how do they get away with this?

>>18202183
I think FTM is arguably more abominable than MTF; whereas the latter is a failed attempt at encapsulating some kind of beauty, a femininity which is fleeting and unrealizable, FTM is an explicit destruction of that beauty which is already manifest in a woman.

>>17999833
fucking american ACCENTS grating against my FUCKING EARS shut the FUCK up CUNTS

>>16737679
Veritably Kafkaesque

Who the hell cares

>>3656258
even worse

>>3403363
>meta-studies

TODAY ON /ADV/?:::
A ONE MAN TELLS HIS STORY
BUT IT IS EVERY MAN'S STORY

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"I can relate." -- Ghandi

Ladies and gentlemen, may I assure you that this story contains:
Love! Sex! Unreliable Narration! Descriptions of High School Culture Clusters! Pathos! Good Spelling!

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