/lit/ - Literature

>two girls reject my advances within two days
>sitting by myself at church a couple days after the latter rejection
>a 30+ something married mother sits next to me
>we've chatted for a bit at some point, but we don't really know each other
>"You're going to make a fine husband for someone", she says right after she has sat down
>"First you need to settle things with God, and then you will find her."
>I don't really know what to say, but she briefly strokes my knee and leaves right after that

There was no way for her to know about the rejections or the thoughts I had been having. I don't know what else there is to settle other than my habit of watching porn.

>>7942076
Actually, liking young girls is right, but our current society criminalized it to give priority to old meat. Also, pedos are just more sensible people, that can feel attraction for more subtle features than the usual normie.

You should reserve the word "sick" for murderers, thieves or religious people.

>>7290335
>>7290385
Don't think bad of me, let's focus on the story, but I have to say that her daughter is barely starting puberty, and the guy is past 20 (muh ped0, is this something else than just hormones?). This might be even worse for her mother's self esteem. It will mix the feeling of "protection" and "envy". Totally related with the boyfriend's feelings (attraction/protection), while he's dealing with his own internal dilemmas (genuine attraction or just lust, the meaning of his life...).

Believe me when I say that I really appreciate your comments, guys (and gals). There are things that I don't see by myself until someone points out. Thank you.

>>7243385
This is the quote I always remember when I think of this work:

"Liberty, Sancho, my friend, is one of the most precious gifts that Heaven has bestowed on mankind; all the treasures the earth contains in its bosom or the ocean within its depths cannot be compared with it. For liberty, as well as for honor, man ought to risk even his life, and he should reckon captivity the greatest evil life can bring."

"La libertad, Sancho, es uno de los más preciosos dones que a los hombres dieron los cielos; con ella no pueden igualarse los tesoros que encierra la tierra ni el mar encubre; por la libertad así como por la honra se puede y debe aventurar la vida, y, por el contrario, el cautiverio es el mayor mal que puede venir a los hombres."

Only goosebumps can define this.