/lit/ - Literature

>>13361370
No. It's way to advanced if you have zero knowledge of economics. I'd start with economics in one lesson.

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>>13361268
>quite opposite it now but that work is really something.
LIKE WHAT? TELL ME TELL ME

Literally who?

>>13288527
what do you see in your writing about yourselft.

i write about revenge and characters in the search the truth and i noticed that those are two things i was denied several times, about what do you write /lit/?

castrovillari
mattina di agosto
un caffé al bar

>>12806234
you're right

we should ban redditspacing and tripfagging

I entered the Moroccan Harem with the small, but still present hope that I would finally lose my virginity. I was greeted by six busty Muslim girls with big juicy arses; which I wanted to slap like a crazed gorilla.
Before I knew it they were upon me, rubbing my chest and shoulders. They slowly but surely applied some pressure and and I fell to the floor. I was on my back and each one of these tarts was holding down a specific part of me to ensure I couldn't stand up .. or escape.
Two of the whores removed their clothing, and before I knew it two sets of big, lucious tits then started squirting milk into my mouth. I swallowed every drop, occasionally gargling. I couldn't believe my luck. Still pinned down by four women, the naked couple then walked to each side of my head and squatted. This was the closest to fanny I had ever been in my life.
And then the waterworks broke loose. Torrents of vile, yellow, horrendously smelly piss bathed my face. I tried to scream but only a horrendous gargling sound could escape. I had never been so humiliated. How DARE these vile women do this to me? And I was utterly helpless to do anything ...

Then the finale, after the vile cows had finished urinating, one remained squatted whilst the other stood up, put one leg over my chest, and resumed the squatting position; arse directly above my face. Within 15 seconds a loud gasser came thundering out of her fartclappers. I quickly raised my head and attempted to inhale every odourous whiff I could.

I thought it would end with the fart, but when I saw the brown log pertruding from her big round cheeks I stopped attempting to inhale and quickly moved my head back. I of course tried to run .. this was futile, I was strapped down. Slowly but surely, this big, fat, smelly log fell out of her and landed in my mouth, which was open from screaming at the top of my lungs. I was hoping to get fucked. I had been cucked.

As I opened the door to the opulent room in the best hotel in town I was
greeted by the sight of my beloved wife being fucked by a huge black stud. Her white wedding dress was up around her waist and she was leaning forward over the arm of a large sofa as he fucked her from behind. This was the first
time I had seen my wife being fucked. I had eaten cum from her pussy, but never seen a dick in her cunt, not even mine.

My dick throbbed with anticipation as I watched. "Like what you see cucky boy?" she gasped as her lover fucked her hard with his huge dick. I nodded my approval and moved closer. My wife kept her eyes locked on mine as he fucked her, only closing them briefly as she came.

"Watch me cucky, watch me get fucked", she gasped as her lovers black cock slapped into her little white pussy.

"He is cumming in me now", She gasped and her lover grunted, "he is filling your little wife with his hot cum".

He plunged his big black dick into my wife's cunt and held it there whilst the last of his cum drained into her pussy.

With her lover's balls finally empty, my wife sat back on the couch and opened her legs for me, letting me watch as a drip of his cum oozed out of her pussy.

"Clean me up, cucky", she instructed and I dutifully buried my head in her
crotch, lapping up her lovers still hot cum from her pussy. When I had
swallowed the last of his cum from my wife's pussy she kissed me hard, with a passion I had never felt in her before.

>>11792218
just because you're looking at some titties doesn't mean you have to suck on the nip nips, right?

there's this guy by the name of proust...perhaps you've heard of him

>>11662646
I am unable to look at jesse eisenberg for longer than 5 seconds. segal as dfw was ridiculous -- had to turn it off immediately from second hand embarrassment.

>>11637708
I don't get it

>>11638510
Someone who fools themselves into believing in conservative ideas, not because they genuinely feel conservative, but so they have a contrary position from which to complain about "society"

My Twisted World

do you really need to ask?

>>11584952
in more detail pls. ;-)

>>11584945
Swallow the Land pill.

Can someone explain the politics of Haneke's movies to me?

Hardmode: No buzzwords.

>>11438468
(Says to himself under his breath)
("what in tarnation did that man just say")

Um, yeah, where you fine folks traveling from, you wouldnt happen to be city slickers would ya, come to wreck up our roads to see some pretty foliage.. you know its dying right.. you know the leaves die like that..and you folks come up here to watch them... kinda messed up if ya think about it...

Hey partner, Albius was it, want a swig? (he extends his flask to Albius who takes it excitedly and holds it above his head pouring a few guzzles down his semi burning throat)

Albius: thank ye thank ye gracious master, you kind darling dear, I love you, I love you!!! what ya got on the ol docket today boss, the ol tineryi?

Farmer John, oh you know I was just headed into town, the milk market, the meat market, the honey square, the fabrics, the lumber yard, the metalshop, the horse house, maybe maybe the grocers, what do yall brethren have planned for this most high day?

(Passing by the resting group on his tractor)
Woahhh ho, ho! Howd's it go boys? Mighty fine day were having wunt y reckon that? Tiptop tiptop, ran some horses out along the perimeter, along the rock wall m gramps gramps gramp built with m gramps gramp, ol daisy, sure as ever, ol scortchfire, still breezy, still trawling and the muckraking ent what have ye what have ye but hows it go there boys, hows it going folks

(he steps down from his carriage and lights up a pipe, then offers his flask to the resters)