/lit/ - Literature

>>7407976
>>7407971
I'm not even a Christian, never mind a protestant. Are you telling me that most English-speakers are Catholics? I'm pretty sure that hasn't been the case for a very long time. I don't love the way they cheerlead wageslavery, but if you can keep your wageslaves slaving away that seems like a recipe for power and wealth.

>>7407977
>mfw

>>7253439
>I don't think she understands half the poems
Sounds like you're a pretty big shitlord misogynist tbh. She understands them on an emotional level that's inaccessible to you.

>>7228592
>Hitler quotes

>>7223800
Maybe it's a private school thing to test everyone just to see what's going on. I'm glad they tested me though, because I know I'd be curious about my tested IQ but I'd never sign up and spend money to find out.

>>7207531
This. That anyone denies that it's more pleasant to live amongst rich people is the world's greatest case of butthurt.

>better looking
>smarter
>better manners (I haven't seen someone chew with their mouth open since I left my depressed hometown)
>more secure
>more stable marriages (yes, the wealthy have a lower divorce rate. Money troubles cause other troubles)
>more cultured

Join 'em (the above statements are only averages, so if you're at all exceptional you should fit right in. You are exceptional, aren't you?) or make peace with yourself, but railing on about how they're not really all that good is just sad. Sorry some upper middle class dentist's kid picked on you in middle school.

>>7205263
Which God, anon? I hear Bael and Ashur are fun guys. Maybe I'll go see how they make me feel.

>>7204143
>mescaline and MDMA in merchant-tier
>blow and horse in the recreational tier

>>7201162
>>7199856

>>7197674
>>7197767
>>7197777
I grew up in a fundamentalist church in Alabama that taught that hell is just despair and separation from God.