/lit/ - Literature

The sad truth about humanity is that it has always been a hierarchy of the dominator and the dominated. There is no justice and we live as bastard children of injustices. People silently judge each other based on how many Twitter or Instagram followers you have. Politicians like Obama and activists like Peterson act like there is some sort of moral standard like smoking weed that the higher class represents when there isn't. And if we decide to go gay that wouldn't solve anything. It wouldn't solve a damn thing.

Ps. I have to write some shit about hamlet and I came across this line from somewhere: optimists take credit for their own merits while pessimists blame fate. First off, anyone know where this line might have come from?

Its a hasty generalization but it applies to me quite well. I guess I have always been putting everything in perspective of good or bad luck. and since I almost cant give myself any credit, I guess im a doomer. (implying that my life sucks)

I guess this should all have been obvious because every tragedy is full of that shit, and you can tell if something is a tragedy by counting the times where the supernatural is mentioned. Almost too much to be honest. Sometimes, its kind of too obvious. Like u/all the light we cannot see, fate is mentioned so early.

Dunno where this is going... thoughts?