/lit/ - Literature

>>12306252
The antidote is poison to the sickness.

>>12191853
>yfw He will not divide us was about satan

>>12089595
Impregnation is a filthy, inhumane act. In some species, the male actually inseminates the female by violently impaling her in the chest or belly, leaving an open wound that is either fatal to the female or leaves her scarred for the rest of her life. The beastly motivation that informs this insect's behavior is the same which moves man to do the same to his female; and all society, all higher culture involves a move away from the carnal act, away from sultry heat and exchange of fluids, and into concentration and mutual respect. Men have forged this social manner between themselves, and it is only because they have have not extended this same respect to women that the species has survived, continuing its infatuation with events and wars and happenings, the spectacles that keep it entertained while it feasts and feeds like maggots in the world's festering underbelly. If man were truly social toward women, it would require that sexual demonstrations be shunned both in public and in private, and only then could we move towards a free and just end to all the violence and suffering of the world, which is symbolized by the Ouroboros, the endless cycle, perpetual, absurd, aimless. Nothing is more anathema to humanity and love than constant killing, the lust for conquest and acquisition and self-assertion which tells the same old, weary tale, generation after generation, without end or purpose, without thinking; the tendency of this population, this throbbing mass, this herd toward irrationality and wild inebriation is the ancient force responsible for the constant, recurring calamity which befalls society, which befalls the shining individual wishing to carry the others forward, towards knowledge, towards peace, towards an end, and away from the grotesque and inhumane ideas of colonization and fleshly fecundity. The greatest triumph is chastity, devotion to which awakes the slumbering spirit which shines a light upon the world and frees it from senselessness and obscurity.