/lit/ - Literature

>>9311298
Dude, your parents are sick fucks. Holy shit, people can only have it worse when they get spied on 24/7 or get beaten for misbehaving. You're fucking 23 and your parents treat you like a retarded pet. Yes, it is completely their fault for being so controlling, this is mental abuse you shouldn't underestimate one bit. But holy fuck, you should be assertive, showing them your borders for fucks sake. Whenever I read shit like this, there's two things I can advise: Prevail with dominance, if they like it or not - what they probably will resent, or even disown for doing so. Or move the fuck out immediately, take the next shit job in order to pay moving and rent.

No excuses, go through with it and basta. See how much your parents "care" and "love" you when their pet suddenly misbehaves.

>>8193508
>Tolkien and Orwell
>American

>>8067254
>I'm a katana master, not a desk jocky

This has to be bait.

>>7965796
>this whole post

>He is abandoned by Helen who runs off with a black slave and continues to Egypt where again a workers' uprising takes place. He leaves again on a journey up the Nile eventually stopping at the lake-source. Upon arrival his companions set up camp and he climbs the mountain in order to concentrate on his god. Upon his return to the lake he sets up his city based on the commandments of his religion. The city is soon destroyed by an earthquake. Odysseus laments his failure to understand the true meaning of god with the sacrifice of his companions. His life transforms into that of an ascetic. Odysseus meets Motherth (an incarnation of the Buddha), Kapetán Énas (English: Captain Sole, literally "Captain One", a Greek folk expression for people who are insubordinate and single-minded to a fault), alias Don Quixote, and an African village fisherman, alias Jesus. He travels further south in Africa while constantly spreading his religion and fighting the advances of death. Eventually he travels to Antarctica and lives with villagers for a year until an iceberg kills him. His death is glorious as it marks his rebirth and unification with the world.

>being a Christian for hedonistic purposes

>>7855580
>CS