/lit/ - Literature

I thought hitting the wall was a meme but HOLY SHIT I've looked at some girls I know and my goodness, it's simply over for them. They used to be so attractive, now they're just nothing. No one cared how few qualities they had because they were pretty but now there's just nothing left of them. I even thought I liked them for their personalities too, but once the looks vanished, they're just shadows of women. Whether they hit it at 35, 30, 25, or even earlier, it's just so brutal. First their selfies stop getting that any likes, then they start getting less attention, eventually they just get the message and hide from the world 90% of the time. Women really don't know what they have coming. Even myself I'm now less attracted to beautiful damsels because I know that once the wall hits, it'll be merciless.

>that that that

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>Created by Covid Goy

>>18018158
Rather hypocritical don't you think

>>17966636
A good book will necesitate a longer movie, however movies over 1 hour and a half precisely (5 minutes extra permitted for credits) are not good. They may be of high quality - but you shouldn't watch them out of simple principle (there are many you could use here). Therefore always read the book first

>everyone reads fiction
>everyone spends less time on /lit/ than me

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>>17853707
The schizo r*dditors are back

>>17836262
pepebros i think we're winning

>>17642942
why did that give me a chub