/lit/ - Literature

>>4836602
He is being an aescetic slave in his special way.

>A person who is in the aesthetic stage would abandon this love, crying out for example, "Such a love is foolishness. The rich brewer's widow is a match fully as good and respectable." A person who is in the ethical stage would not give up on this love, but would be resigned to the fact that they will never be together in this world. The knight of infinity may or may not believe that they may be together in another life or in spirit, but what's important is that the knight of infinity gives up on their being together in this world; in this life.

Daily reminder that Kierkegaard pretty much predicted infinite parallel universes.

Top lel
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v3pO9125s6M#t=24m57s

Based Disney

>Kierkegaard returned the next day and spoke with Regine. To her query as to whether he would ever marry, Kierkegaard icily responded: "Well, yes, in ten years, when I have begun to simmer down and I need a lusty young miss to rejuvenate me."[5]
>girls leaves him for being an 2alpha5me jock

>Regine was crushed by the whole affair, as was Kierkegaard, who described spending his nights crying in his bed without her.[5]

Top lel, I love how this happens in real life as well. Guy acts overly pompous and can't swallow his pride and then ends up without the girl and both feel like shit.

>>3806546
grumble grumble grumble nyeeeeeh grumble grumble