/lit/ - Literature

>>16906231
Making use of the disjunctive syllogism, I'll thus call you a simp.

>>15709079
Women who are smart enough to post competently on /lit/ in a variety of topics aren't women; they're wife material

>>14752752
>Can you tell me about your experience going from Berkeley to the Marine Corps? Did you commission or enlist?

During two summers of undergrad I went to officer candidate school and commissioned as a second lieutenant after graduation. Then about a year more training in leadership, high pressure problem solving, surrounded by a bunch of frenemies and pushing myself beyond mental and physical limits. The shift from college to corps wasn't as difficult as hs to college. In many ways it was easier: I had a direction, I was focused, I knew I wanted to be where I was, and it was my decision, no one else's. Got a crazy amount of experience and set foundations for being a fucking powerhouse of disciplined creativity that has let me basically retire at 30, only doing what I love every second of the day. 8/10 would recommend. One of the better decisions of my life. Even the shitty times were good times. I got to run around shooting guns in the forest, screaming into a radio and jumping through fires and smoke, controlling tanks and shit through the squawkbox in the back. Playing soldier was dope. I was never a victim and always took charge wherever I went. If you want to be the closest thing to being a god on earth, choosing who lives and who dies, go to war and make up your mind to enjoy every second of it.

>>11375497
>Your incapacity is not Hamlet's problem.
Lol