/lit/ - Literature

I like his short stories and his humor; other than that, I think /lit's general critique—that he's too smug and often sarcastic—is fairly spot on. It is hard to find contemporary authors who attempt at serious (or even semi-serious) themes while also being consistently funny, and Vonnegut seems to pull it off somewhat.

>>6852536
>Why are wagecucks this boring?
>>6852536

If you gave a wagecuck 40 hours a week to himself he wouldn't know what to do with it anyways. He wouldn't create anything productive as a result, only feel bad for himself that he doesn't have a supervisor to plan out his workload for him. It's like my relatives who are in the military and yet talk down to other people looking for jobs in the private sector: Your military job isn't that impressive, since practically all of the planning is done for you—you just have to show up at a certain time and the rest of your life is taken care of. Autonomy is impressive; having every detail of your work life plotted out by someone else isn't.

ITT: male tears