/lit/ - Literature

>>14263373
I am curious what you would consider to be an aesthetically appealing work of art at all.

As for visual design what is your opinion on the aesthetic of streamlining as derived from ship design through the 1900s when applied to devices that do not need to flow readily through water such as toasters?

>>14162416
He has an entire video on it which covers abusive relationships in general.

>>14162168
When you hold people in high esteem before being taken advantage of can cause a lot of damage. And why wouldn't intellectuals intellectualize their sadness? If they did not they could not feel it.

Also as a man-bug, I'm curious what specifically makes him a bugman in your opinion.

>>14149647
Used to be Lateral Tripod but it gave me wrist pain so now I'm Dynamic Tripod.

If any of you have wrist pain I'd highly recommend switching to a writing style that cuts down on wrist movement in addition to incorporating daily arm stretches into your routine.

>>14069654

I'm probably never going to bother working for DC so the odds of getting the rights to this specific character are nill, but I like the idea of an insectoid/monstrous cape story where the protagonist has to infiltrate an evil legion of villains so as to undermine it from the inside long con style.

Goes back home to his girlfriend he was dating before the transformation and thanks to her being an Entomologist she's super into it. So it will bounce between exageratorily Breaking Bad esque near-disasters on the mission front followed by increasingly saddo-masochistic sexual sequences that go on for pages.

I want to make a particular goal of mimicking some of the moves done throughout the adventures out of bed in bed, so as to drive home man's infatuation with life's purpose being a functional extension of the god Eros' power.

Further adventures will see him running afoul of entities reminiscent of the Cenobites, beings addicted to limit experiences both divine and devilish in nature. I want to unpack the very meaning of sexual debauchery in an age simultaneously flooded with and bereft of it.

It will end with the two of them settling for a more sexless life, after he finds out that his body is only capable of generating so many orgasms before organ failure sets in. As with most insects. The relationship dissolves soon after, and he finds himself going for increasingly dangerous missions afterward.

Eventually their issues are resolved as his wife becomes a bug like him in an attempt to have children but the attempt leaves her dead and his life all at once ruined, having yearned for a happiness that was never meant to be. He is left bereft, but able to experience the more wholesome joy of raising 13 dangerous offspring, functional genetic clones of this strange creature he had become all those years ago.

It'll be 2 years running and get a CGI miniseries on HBO.