/lit/ - Literature

Hi. Taking my first composition class as a freshman.

We're reading and responding to journal entries about rhetoric and revision and shit (Haas, Flower, Neubert, McNelis, etc.). It's challenging, but I'm enjoying it. We're not using a textbook, which is working well for a lazybutt such as myself.

Like maybe three or four of us are actually keeping up with the class. It's only been two weeks and the other ten students are just awful and/or retarded.

My professor said this kind of class normally uses a textbook, but due to research reasons we're only using a little handbook to reference grammar questions. I would assume the rest of my classmates would better off with one. Is this just how it goes? I mean it's only English 1301.

I was full on in love with an English teacher of mine during high school. She was really into me too; to the point where I honestly believe something might've happened. Even other students thought we had fucked.

She was in her early 30's, busty, with flowing dark hair and a magnificent ass. We would openly talk about sex and all kinds of other cool shit.

But when you're a teen and you're entire nervous system is getting fucked over by hormones, you don't really know what the hell you're doing.

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