/lit/ - Literature

>>17610254
Nescio is good stuff

Aside from that and Louis Couperus there isn't that much.

I am the Globglogabgalab. I love books.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dtER80sOjX4

>>13954618

Three years ago I drifted apart from my girlfriend because of religious difference. She's a very devoted conservative Christian and I'm agnostic (we grew up in the same church and I wasn't 'out' to her). She's the only woman I've ever had a relationship with and I still do love her, love mixed with resentment, as these things often are. She was perfect. Smart, funny, clean, pure. We got along together we'll it seemed like and our friends thought we were a good match. I was never comfortable talking religion with her because I knew it was a big deal for her, she expected me to be her "spiritual head" and that wasn't something I was prepared to be for anyone (nor do I believe that anyone ought to have that much power of another person). I was so afraid of being rejected by her that I broke up in advance to save myself the heartbreak. I saw her the other day and realized how much I missed her. We've both stayed single since we've broken up and I think she still likes me. Am I a complete idiot for wanting to get back together? I know she'll want to get married within two years if we do and that means arguments about circumcision, baptism, schooling, confirmation, et cetera

Use the phrase "piping-hot bowl of cereal" in a paragraph

if you cant youre a shit writer