/lit/ - Literature

>>22555452
>calcareous mollusc fragments

I work at a fairly prestigious college which staff can do interlibrary loans. Whats sone rare shit I can look for with this?

Christianity literally was just created to opress smart and independant women

Is it unethical to be rude to people?

A lot of the time, I get annoyed when people don't follow my understanding of what's polite. It feels justified in my head to think negatively of them, but if it's not ethically wrong, I shouldn't have any grounds to blame them. What do you guys make of this? Do small matters of politeness count as ethical actions?

Embrace the dionysian, bitch. If you cant, you aren't human.

>>12132828
Its alright lad.
Good luck on your Dutch learning journey.

Anyone else here like being sad? I know it takes a special kind of masochism to really give expression to it, but I'm inclined to believe most people feel this way more often than they like to admit. I mean that it's enjoyable to feel a gloomy and mellow kind of blue instead of a soul-crushing despair kind of sadness. It's what I think gives pictures of ruined cities and barren landscapes an almost nostalgic type of longing