/lit/ - Literature

>>8368769
At a glance, the most mundane cock you've ever seen. Fortunately for its bearer, he hasn't had to deal with the embarrassment of anyone inspecting it further. Around the top is the subtle marking of dryness afflicted only on the circumcised. The shaft, while largely mundane, with a too-large vein pulsing right down the middle, terminates in crude bumps that might be mistaken for a disease. In truth, it is just the deformity of a likewise deformed individual, condemned to be the only purveyor of an average but otherwise foul pecker.

>>8317988
I want to try adderal so I can finally try and sit down and work on something. My problem is jumping between too many projects and ideas that seem genuinely solid.

I keep telling myself the scope of some of the stories is too much for a first-timer, or that the idea isn't good enough to be my "debut" piece, or I just look at other works and feel as if there isn't enough soul put into my own piece compared to those that have come before.

I doubt I'll ever be good enough.

>>8091864
English.

I don't like anything. It was the closest to something I like.