/lit/ - Literature

is there a name for these vertical crows feet and how do you get them

>it's another "peterson cites Crime and Punishment as if it were a published paper in a peer reviewed journal in a debate with an atheist" episode

>"This idea of a child rescuing her sick father by kidnapping and taking him to the darkest, most foreign place (usually Russia) to confront the spirit of her dead mother who has been haunting him is one of the oldest and most profound archetypal themes embedded in our psyche. Its origins are hundreds of millions of years old and can be traced back to when the first tiktaalik, from which we inherited our lizard brain, decided to crawl ashore and confront the unknown. This story plays itself out over and over again in literature, from Twilight to the Upanishads to my memoirs that you can preorder on Amazon this friday. Like what do you mean $49.99 is too expensive? You pay $100 every year for prime."

what treasures lay inside his eyebrow grooves do you think??

will you go on a journey to find them?