/lit/ - Literature

>10945965
>the past they usually idolize is the degenerate Christian age

ITT: Post cringy /lit/ things from your child hood. I'll start.

When I was an edgy teen, I wrote a pretentious self-insert fantasy for a creative writing project. Brief synopsis:

>smart people and dumb people live segregated in the future
>dumb people do menial jobs while smart people do administration/science
>dumb people go on strike against smart people, refusing to do their dirty work for them
>MC (smart person) comes up with idea
>MC hacks into computer systems with help of other smart people
>plays audio to the dumb people when they're asleep to hypnotise them to stop the strike
>it works and they all live happily ever after

My teacher actually gave me a good mark for this. It occurred to me recently, did she think this was supposed to be a dystopian story toying with the idea of free will? Did I inadvertently write something semi-decent?

>>10174592
>t.

>I rate debord

>>9814013

>>9800852
>why read some one else's ideas, I make my own.

>>9791022
This meme alone killed an entire religion

>>9785115
More like Faux-ah's arc

Aside from your childhood trauma and marxist leanings which I have alternatively felt bad for and laughed at and prepared pic related in regards to,

>a pornographic exploitation of suffering.

This is an excellent critique, which the NYRB called her out on:

http://www.nybooks.com/articles/2015/12/03/striptease-among-pals/