/lit/ - Literature

There's something that draws me to this painting.

>>15825827
buttercunt has been an absolute disaster for my life
its like the hands of time have been spun back to when i was a wee lad. that feeling of "first love." the way your heart beats like a doe that wont settle down. the inability to divert my gaze whenever she appears.
my mind involuntarily drifts to thoughts of her. i day dream about massaging her feet. i have visions of me holding her down as i force her to take every last miserable inch. my heart aches when i remember it is but a fantasy. my balls tingle every time i see that wretched symbol.
she is a dirty hag, and i am caught under her spell.
i bastardize my words because i dont want to lend them more weight than they already carry. i dont want to admit that, deep down inside me, there is a smoldering desire to whisper in her ear
>i luv u

>>15649616
Not really, but there are a few times when Gods were born from male gods but not in a way I would classify as mpreg.

One time Zeus accidentally vaporized one of his pregnant lovers, and he sewed the baby into his leg calf and the baby spent the rest of his 9 months there, and that’s how Dionysus was born.

Also there was another time where there was a prophecy that the child of Metis would be wiser then their father, so Zeus naturally had sex with her anyway and when he learned she was pregnant, fearing the kid would overthrow him, he ate Metis. 9 months later he had a splitting headache and got Hephaestus to cleave his head open and out popped Athena.

Also when Kronos cut off the testicles of Ouranos, the testicles fell into the sea and created a lot of sea foam, and from this sea foam Aphrodite was born.

I wrote a short essay on this work, and since my vocabulary is elementary, it's a very easy and quick read. It covers the main ideas of the work pretty well if I do say so myself. Cheers!

https://freeofformthoughtcom.wordpress.com/2020/04/12/camus-absurdism-and-the-women-of-rome/