/lit/ - Literature

>>17191628
F-fine, Chad. B-but just one time...
*sobbing, unzips Chad's pants, takes out his 10 inch BWC and starts deepthroating him* (I'm not a woman BTW)

>>17191628
>*teleports behind you*

I would be so turned on

*stay inside the locker to hide my boner*

>>17191628
>*his gf sees me reading and bites her lips, pussy wet
>"Hey what are you reading?? hehe"
>*gluck gluck gluck gluck*

At home, even so near as Cossethay, was the vicar, who spoke the other, magic language, and had the other, finer bearing, both of which she could perceive, but could never attain to. The vicar moved in worlds beyond where her own menfolk existed. Did she not know her own menfolk: fresh, slow, full-built men, masterful enough, but easy, native to the earth, lacking outwardness and range of motion. Whereas the vicar, dark and dry and small beside her husband, had yet a quickness and a range of being that made Brangwen, in his large geniality, seem dull and local. She knew her husband. But in the vicar’s nature was that which passed beyond her knowledge. As Brangwen had power over the cattle so the vicar had power over her husband. What was it in the vicar, that raised him above the common men as man is raised above the beast? She craved to know. She craved to achieve this higher being, if not in herself, then in her children. That which makes a man strong even if he be little and frail in body, just as any man is little and frail beside a bull, and yet stronger than the bull, what was it? It was not money nor power nor position. What power had the vicar over Tom Brangwen—none. Yet strip them and set them on a desert island, and the vicar was the master. His soul was master of the other man’s. And why—why? She decided it was a question of knowledge.

So the women of the village were fortunate. They saw themselves in the lady of the manor, each of them lived her own fulfilment of the life of Mrs. Hardy. And the Brangwen wife of the Marsh aspired beyond herself, towards the further life of the finer woman, towards the extended being she revealed, as a traveller in his self-contained manner reveals far-off countries present in himself. But why should a knowledge of far-off countries make a man’s life a different thing, finer, bigger? And why is a man more than the beast and the cattle that serve him? It is the same thing.

>>17191628
>*takes your book*
>"What is this? Nonfiction? What are you? Autistic?"
>*tears up your copy of the selfish gene*

This guy is definitely under 5’9

>>17191644
>(I'm not a woman BTW)
Yeah no shit, thats why your post is gay as fuck and that makes you a gaylord.

>>17191628

>>17191628
>hey ahmad, this white bastard tried to take my quran!
>kafir dog how dare you assault our muslim brother
>chadwick goldstein gets severely beaten by gang of sandniggers
>catch him posting on /pol/ about glassing the middle east in 10 years
>mfw

>>17191628
>spends 50 years rubbing a535 into his knee and back
>watches sportsballhoopsninjanigtime while repressing homoerotic thoughts and hatred for his fat whore wife

>>17191628
Consider telling him his older brother who is looks up to is fucking me

>>17191628
>*book is mein kampf*
>*pulls you out again*
>"Wie bist ein folk"

>>17193120
Based

>>17192362
You should know better than to cite the scribblings of some demented kike feminist here.

Bullies aren't chads, they’re literally incels.

>>17193408
t. got bullied by chads

>>17193423
?

>>17193408
>hahahah youre literally a fucking incel, brad!
>plz stop fucking my mom

>>17191628
What even is this pic from?

>>17193531
his porn folder

>>17191628
>stand around awkwardly while it makes fun of me
>get book from locker after it leaves
>cry in school bathroom

>>17193408
cope

>>17193579

>>17191628
Being a Chad is the truest philosophy

>>17192480
>brother, what do you mean "your" quran? The word of God is for everyone!
>you are right, what am I thinking
>let the kaffir keep this one, we can go get you another from the nearby mosque, of which there is now one on every corner of this country
>OH thats true, I forgot that the Quran is FREE and anyone can have a copy for no cost at all. You can keep this Chad, I hope it helps you find your way!