/lit/ - Literature

The original wasn't as disjointed, but they had to cut out all the erotic parts.

>>21823445
Absolutely. It will be solved by morning.

>>21818901
I would if I could, brother. but we're all kept here by the pseud elite, wanting to discuss their Marx, Hegels and Kirkegaard in peace. Keeping us locked in this general

He had tried to stop himself, but the urge, once he was aware of it, quickly became impossible to resist; as the john re-buttoned the last button of his shirt, he looked back at the little girl on the bed, who was lighting a post-coital cigarette. She could not have been older than twelve. Blonde, thin, white as angelcake. Small breasts which had recently surfaced. Her skirt barely touched the tops of her upper thighs, and what nakedness quivered beneath it hid behind the cross of her legs. She took a drag and put the lighter back inside the bedstand drawer, reaching over the used rubber that stretched over the edge of her bed, unremarkable, as if it were a sock she had laid out to wear. Two eyes met his, berry blue and big as a gazelle's. Strange how little make up she wore. Some lipstick and foundation, as if she were a regular little girl at a school desk. There was nothing whorish above neck at all. There was no boredom there either, or despair, or even a semblence of sexual delight. Her expression was as neutral as neutral can be, the kind of face she must have made when she finished hanging up the laundry. Her free hand laid flat on the bed as she brought the cup of its twin to her lips, pulled it away, and blew a rag of smoke. All the while she watched the man who stood gawking and hairy legged in his underwear.
She said, "is anything the matter, mister?"
The voice that could sing ava maria and make her mother very proud. A finishing school voice. Her words churned cigarette smoke in the air.

I don't get "normies"
>Muh true self
>I can't be who I am inside to other humans
>I feel alienated

You can interact with nature, cars, machines instead of humans and you feel like yourself and "warm" in the head with those contraptions. And paradoxically other humans who also share love for machinery will bond with you automatically if you meet them at a broader event.

What's the best refutation of Nietzsche's simplistic analysis of Christian 'morality', showing how it actually contains a lot of the things Nietzsche considered to be "good" when circumstances call for it?

Anybody here ever read lacan?
How big is the barrier of entry?
Do i have to read all of Freud and Marx and all those guys first?