/lit/ - Literature

Is the word "It" a preposition?

Do you guys read one book and don't start another until you've finished it or do you read several at the same time period?

>there are unironic marxists browsing this board right now
h-how’s it going, c-comrade?

>Be Catholic
>Be chronic masturbator
>See this thread

My diary desu has a good part though where the narrator is on a European tour and the group stays at a hotel/church owned by the Vatican and a girl blushes at him so he runs to his room and wanks off and expresses anxiety that he hasn't confessed for it yet.

>>12086302
Anon what is this fun fact?
What are the brown people doing?
Can I join in? I don't like missing out on things.
How many sets of underwear do I need to bring?

>tfw want to join a comfy collapse cult with esoteric apocalypse bros but don't want to be involved with anything illegal

>tfw read James and the giant peach then years later read the part in his autobiography where the German colonial gets shot in the head in front of him and the head jelly lands on dahls uniform

The tension's between the noncoincidence of the One with itself vs. the One fissioning into duality. One times one is one, all that matters is always keeping this in mind against any urge to give in to an other. But do this long enough and it starts to feel like the One is always-already thwarted. Western thought is the fatigue of being.

>>11330715
Holy fuck, people giving themselves severe brain damage from drugs are the worst and saddest stories. My heart breaks when I hear “it’s years later and I still can’t concentrate on basic stuff, even writing this story took really long,” it’s a surprisingly common sad story on Erowid. Other people might be cynical and say they deserved it for being so stupid, but I’m the same idiot who tried to get high on various stuff as a teenager; luckily I kept it to not very brain-damaging stuff.

Anyway, yeah OP, Erowid trip reports are pretty fucking fun. You learn about the huge range of potential for various experiences of the human brain. Psychedelic trip reports are usually the most interesting, especially stories of entity contact. If they’re not bullshitting, there’s fair amounts of people who have seemingly received clairvoyant or precognitive or somehow supernatural wisdom from entities while high on psychedelics. Salvia and DMT trip reports are some of the wonkiest and most interesting, because the drugs themselves are very powerfully mind-altering.

>have only 8 hours to complete 200 word essay

>still browsing boards

>Confession


Anyone else find this the hardest part about being a Christian? I'm Orthodox and we don't even use screens or confessionals