/lit/ - Literature

>>11013353
Whales aren't supposed to be that big either. It kinda represents the perception human's have for the creature, as we tend to give morality to things that aren't supposed to have. In this case, Moby is an angry colossal monster that they are supposed to hunt, although in the end it is futile.

>>10844340
Culture is based on waht goes against the currents. None of what appears in that picture will be remembered as subversive, but as a weird mainstream that lacks any variety, that it may be considered oposed to those ideologies of the previous generations, but so has every other generation, renegating the past or giving praise to that which they don't understand. Once you learn to look back and read our legacy as part of our life and a extetion of the present, you'll be trully revolutionary.

>>8617627
i want to nullify my genitalia and progress in femboidom