/lit/ - Literature

>>15818383
She’s nice, isn’t she?

>>15705716
>>15705725
>>15705677
Yes.

>>14351472
You challenge her, which is fine and good, but I generally don’t approve of this attitude of yours.

>>13596086
A woman. 46. Not menopausal as of this date.

>>13596133
iam reading a few books right now.
What book could convince me to go away?
they are all geared towards just that, actually

>>13389095
Of course not.

>>13365782
And hotpilled.

>They was unleashed unto the neomisogynoir catacombs of a terroliquid quantocapital unbecomingness. Therein lies them of the OmniChinal equivorunaway of the hormonemenon.

>>13342427
Not really. I like a lot of female forms. Certainly not “bimbo”, which is just as bad as obese or skeletal

>>13342500
Not really. I like most of Nietzsche, discard or adapt little, but this pompous quote you’ve latched onto is odd. Aren’t you taking it out of some context? Because this is not only what everyone does as a matter of course, but what Nietzsche himself does.
I think he’s just weary of dilettantes. But to take it in the other extreme you have mindless orthodoxy.
Clearly I’m no Nietzsche scholar, but I’m not even concerned with what the quote means or if he defends slavery or not (it was my impression he meant for future man to be self sufficient, and barely mentions what the slave minded would do) it all makes no difference to me. I am not *Nietzschean* I am me. Adherent to none

>>13228555
Do you know how greentext works?