/lit/ - Literature

Do principles of capitalism "leak out" into society's body as a whole? I mean all this ideology stuff. For example in France. There's this law forbidding husbands from doing paternity test for their children unless ordered by judge to "protect" French family integrity. So the principle "division of labor" is in full swing, eh? Alpha fucks, beta bux, therefore the alpha males who are more virile and genetically gifted but rowdy and can't handle family life gets to fuck French wives while the beta docile bois are condemned to wageslaving and raising the kid? Egalitarianism, huh?

>>22143710
That's Sad. Who's the greatest living writer now?

>>21508700
I posted a chapter of my novel and it got trashed for being boring and not having a plot. The main character is a NEET who mostly stays home, so I can see where they're coming from. I got about a third of the way through, but because I didn't see a way to fix it, I just sort of gave up. I still have the manuscript. Part of me wants to see it through to the end, even though it's trash, but at the same time, I find I'm a lot less stressed when I'm not writing. It seems stupid to stress yourself out for something you know is shit. I've got two other ideas for novels, but I just don't feel like trying to write another novel. I might just go back to short stories.

/lit/ - Literature

>>20923631
We now live in a timeline where people discuss trannies all the time. It's even bleeding into irl normie conversations. Just tiresome having same discussions and arguments about these freak clowns.

>>20838898
Anything by Michel Houellebecq.