/lit/ - Literature

>>18450913
Write some gay shit about how you knew you identified as pansexual from a very early age and how you sexually experimented with your childhood friends and sucked off your bullies and stuff. Then write in detail about you had experiences with grown men too and how you saw nothing wrong with it and it was natural to you.
You'll be a hero to some. You could publish it anonymously but I think to guarantee success you'll really have to own it.

>>16195063
He ain't a cuck if he knocked the chick up before passing it on to his bro. Alpha move

oh.

>>15012501
>berekley too
no

>>14976556
>>14976651
>>14977039
I am thinking about making a poll for the #1 chart. So I'll just add whatever you feel like, and leave Episodios Nacionales on it.
>coronavirus is doing a cagadero in your country
We hope the curve is flattening soon. Since tomorrow Monday, we go into medium-hardcore quarantine. Until now, they were too loose with people working in certain places. But it won't be too strict (yet).

>>14976680
Thanks anón, appreciate it. i think that #2 is ready to go. I'd make it in English, though, so we can distribute it more easily on /lit/. What do you think?

>>14976798
More candidates, great.

>>14977691
>The whole of UCM is infested by commies
wew. Ever been there, negro?
>Salamanca is infested by commies
Well, I've heard the Pontificia is full of heterodoxical theologians and LGBT-loving retards that shouldn't work in a Pontifitial Uni, so you got a point.

the book equivalent of whatever this post is:

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>>12798600
Nicholas is a heterosexual man with autogynephilia. He does is not attracted to men and has lied about this repeatedly. It's called meta-attraction, he "likes" men because it arouses him to be thought of as a woman, not because he is genuinely attracted to them