/lit/ - Literature

>>17434425
>tfw I just read it last night

>tfw noticed I am only attracted to women that look like my mom
>white, brunette, skinny, smol bobs, nice legs and hips, nice ass
oh god

>>14085012
I'M GONNA COOOOOOOOOOM

>>14074172

I've read most of /lit/'s cannon, yet I still have an intense fear of death. I can't help but think about my family and I dying every single day. I imagine what their end will be like, even my end, your end, my friend's end. God, it just makes me so depressed and my stomach starts hurting. I have to pace around the house every other night before falling asleep because I can't come to terms with it. I've been in this state for years now. I'm trying to fight against the current when it's hopeless, but I can't help it. Every time I think about it I have an urge to take a shit and feel nauseous. How do I stop being so afraid? What should I read?

Oh man the female gaze, she's looking at my BIG DICK BULGE.

t. the subtitle of my upcoming 1000 page opus magnum (condom)

>private school and public school mean the same thing in Angle Land

>However, the heads of the Chinese were already turning to another spectacle. A crowd had gathered below the steps of the Shanghai Club. A group of American and British sailors had emerged through the revolving doors and stood on the top step, arguing with each other and waving drunkenly at the cruiser moored by the Bund. The Chinese watched as they formed a chorus line. Provoked by their curious but silent audience, the sailors began to jeer at the Chinese. At a signal from an older sailor, the men unbuttoned their bell-bottomed trousers and urinated down the steps.

>Fifty feet below them, the Chinese watched without comment as the arcs of urine formed a foaming stream that ran down to the street. When it reached the pavement the Chinese stepped back, their faces expressionless. Jim glanced at the people around him, the clerks and coolies and peasant women, well aware of what they were thinking. One day China would punish the rest of the world, and take a frightening revenge.

>tfw translating literature for fun and because I though it would a great excercise to improve my writing levels
>tfw I never expected it to be like making a cover of a better musician
Holy shit, translating literature gives you a really deeper understanding, like much deeper shit than simply reading.

I was literally mindblowed by how diferent is to translate a piece than simply reading, like the diference between being a nu male no musician listening some music and trying to cover that song, not even comparable, and certainly a much deeper and richer experience.

Also, I was forced to think about every word and forced to search for those words I didn't knew in english, some words I didn't even knew in my native, taco speak, the language of the aztecs cochroaches.

I feel I've improved and feel like, if you allow me, doing a workout routine, it feels so good.

Wow, it was a new experience and I feel stronger because of it.

No contest, translating is the way to go, there's not even comparison between simple reading and translating a piece.

>when Adso slips off his habit to put out the fire and runs around the abbey in the buff