/lit/ - Literature

>>20510203
> "OI DATS A BIT DEPRAVED INNIT, GOV?"
> *Shanks you for a free trip to Australia*

>>19832451
Catholic, went to private school, raised by nuns, 37 years old.
The appreciation for exotic ladies come from being French.

>>19359280
You are talking about giants that stood at the very dawn of the history of thought. Had you lived in their times, you would have been utterly inconsequential, incapable of formulating any interesting idea, of coherently organizing a worldview on your own with minimal help, that is to say, exactly as you are now.

>>18962543
She's a 5/10 if you are being generous.
I guess it might make her easier to manipulate tho.

>>18769016
Desist and retract yourself.
>>18769372
to be clear, the course wasn't gay because I had to read Bataille, but rather because the teacher was a schizo who kept going on about how the idea of rationality was something created by the medical sciences during modern times (as per some schizo reading of Foucault, I guess).

>>18573651
The only thing unbased here is that it didn't go through.

>>18461987
Not disagreeing with you, but I am wondering why you decided to go all Reddit on us all of a sudden.

>>17851071
>Well no I'm not...
Barely. Sex is usually not that great on the first try, and it usually isn't that great the first few times around with the same person (the thrill takes over, however, so you might not notice). Real good sex happens around 2~3 months in your relationship, which is why one nights becomes stale (at least imho) quickly as you grow older.
You haven't really experienced sex if you've had it twice is what I'm saying.