/lit/ - Literature

>>10820454
Well that's not remotely true anon.
I got hit by two cars and a van consecutively in less than a fifteen second period, then dragged on my bike by the back of the van into a telephone pole when the van swerved.

Six weeks later, after the skin on my arms healed beyond green pizza cheese, I got hit by another car. And then the same fucker in the same van, three streets over from the first time.

>Maybe I'm a zombie though, desu.

>>10765592
Just going to point this out, anon, but...
>nigga, whut

If you know what a loli is you've probably had lolis on your screen... and you've had your ip logged and listed. If you so much as clicked on a loli image to enlarge it, that creates a temp file police can dig up. Unless you're actively searching for certain kinds of smut, you're not getting v&.

>For the record, loli and lolita are not remotely related, similar as they are. Lolis are for loving and lewds, and 2D or digital only. A lolita is an IRL/living young girl... not necessarily underage, but more or less the u22 jewess princess/pure virgin/seductive nymphet trope, or the taboo (young, female) family member every other man has ever had a relatable crush on.

As for the book, it's about a man being uncertain in himself and the step-daughter amidst his emotional turmoil and the trials/tribulations of life. Depends on the reader to interpret whether she actually was aiming for his attention, whether he's being a cheeky cunt that wants to bone a female in her prime, or if he's an irresponsible sack of shit adult and she's a manipulative little thot.

If it weren't so depressing or... well, real about how that situation might turn out and what it entails, it could've been a rom-com precursor.