time for my daily jerkoff session

>>25607478
nice

>>25607482
Not really :/ I’m deplorable animal

>What is the heaviest thing, you heroes?

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>>25607449
Are almost all Family gatherings a humiliation ritual and dick measuring contest? In my experience, family gatherings follow a predictable pattern. Relatives consistently engage in conflict and disagreement, frequently showcase their recent purchases(house,boat, car, watch, gold etc), highlight their children's and nieces' exceptional beauty and accomplishments, recount travel experiences, emphasize their multilingual abilities and muh fucking politics.
We meet a couple of times per year so why should i care about your new car?
>muh small talk
yeah sure

>>25607495
I guess it depends a lot on the family. I'm sure some families have more healthy dynamics than the ones you describe here.

>>25607495
My family doesn't do that.

>>25607495
All my family is either dead or lives across the ocean, I couldn't tell you.

>>25607520
well, at least you have your friends, right?

>>25607537
Some of them, yeah.

>>25607540
some of them?

>>25607520
i wish i lived across an ocean

>>25607543
Had a lot more, a year ago.

>>25607520
i wish anon didn’t live across the ocean

>>25607550
i wish there wasn't an ocean between me and whatever is on the other side of the ocean

>>25607549
obviously I'm going to have to ask what happened to your friends a year ago?

>>25607551
>In this space of which they are so afraid, human beings learn how to live and to die; in their mental space, separation, distance and suffering are born. There is little to add to this: the lover hears his beloved’s voice over mountains and oceans; over mountains and oceans a mother hears the cry of her child. Love binds, and it binds forever. Good binds, while evil unravels. Separation is another word for evil; it is also another word for deceit. All that exists is a magnificent interweaving, vast and reciprocal.

i live at the bottom of the ocean in a big clam shell

>>25606919
What's funny is when I was reading that particular Murakami novel and carrying it around in public, I got approached by four different women at various points asking about it. Makes me wonder if women are always wanting to approach me and just don't have the excuse or in without a book with such a memorable, biting name.

>>25607557
My social circle basically fell apart after multiple people had falling outs with each other for various reasons. So I'm not expecting to get invited to any NYE or Christmas parties this year, already got formally disinvited from a birthday party in June.

>>25607564
i used to go on omegle on the ‘literature’ tag & met two girls who both said they were reading norwegian wood.

I write more, I noticed, when I jack off less.

>>25607568
did you hit them with the ‘i was busy anyway’

>>25607572
I hit him with the "ok".

>>25607495
What kind of Asian are you

I had a mental breakdown years ago and broke my phone and deleted all my social media accounts. My 'friends' from childhood of 10+ years - who all knew where I live and had visited regularly - never bothered to try to contact or visit me, and we have never talked since.

Journey to the West is pretty comfy and despite its sheer length, pretty quick read. Dunno why this Buddhist bitch author is so completely, utterly BTFO about Daoists though.

>>25607583
That's rough. Hope you've recovered since then.

>>25607551
India?

>>25607587
Yes, I'm fine, thank you.

>>25607583
Many such cases. The only people who were around my hospital bed after my suicide attempt were my mother, father and sister. Granted, not many people knew it happened at the time, but the fact that not even my best friend of twenty years or so was there really put things in perspective for me.

>>25607593
Bless you. For what it's worth, in all my time of having friends, and I've had lots of them over the years, I've learned that friendship... really doesn't mean much. I've seen multiple childhood friendships fall apart, I've had people cut all contact with me like a month after calling me their favorite person ever, I've seen long time friendships turn into literal rivalries etc. "Friendship" is just a word.

>>25607583
When I only started working I was in position of software developer. However after failing a project due to poor work ethic and overall juvenile stupidity I was moved into QA position. Majority of my contacts at that time were my ex classmates, and I was so embarrassed they would know about me having less prestigious job I cut the contacts with them. Though I believe, there’s was this female classmate who somehow found out and told others. But there’s that.

I used to have a circle among my office colleagues, and actually a nice circle - meaning they had more interests beyond where to take kids for a weekend. It turns out that most of the office works remotely now, so that another one.

>>25607601
>Humans are fallible and human relationships are oft-times fragile and fickle
Woag...

>>25607559
>Shower me with affection and I'll return in kind
>I have no hidden motive, I am blind
>I'm a stone inside a box
>I'm a spring inside a clock
>You can wear me on your wrist
>And I'll tell you things ten thousand times

>Friendship
It aint what it used to be in the past. In the past people had real friends. I see it on my parents. People that cared for them, that were friends for life. That were there in ups and downs. That they shared interests with and that had sober grown up conversations with when needed.
This friendship today is just a watered down shitty ersatz fake version of something most of people in the past had in their life, that made life a little bit more bareable and worth living

>>25607610
I don't think this cynical reply is warranted when some people put friendships on an incredibly high pedestal and liken friends to family.

>>25607619
>friendship today is just a watered down shitty ersatz fake version
how sure are you that this is the state of friendship in general and not just the state of your own, personal friendships? No trying to dunk on you

>>25607621
Those people clearly haven't learned the reality of the situation yet.

>>25607617
Banger

>>25607629
you get me

>>25607583
The only people who you could rely on in this garbage World you can count them with one hand at best

>>25607619
Somehow I never happened to develop any deep friendship. Back at my school I was bullied and was a class outcast. At the uni it was mostly people being interested in me romantically, but not platonically I guess.

it's puzzling to me how my coworkers can talk endlessly about all sorts of things with seemingly very little effort. i often have to strain myself to follow a conversation that i'm completely indifferent to. i guess some might say i suffer from a poverty of spirit.

My job is soulless and underpaid busywork for a bog standard startup, very much the Gen X Dilbert/Office Space meme, however, I do get to work from home, and because our business is shit, I don't have to deal with very many customers, and I work remote, so in practice I get a lot of downtime to write and relax whilst getting paid. Will it last forever? No, but I enjoy it for now, even if those wanting me to "keep up with the joneses" nag me about finding something "better"

>>25607449
this board would be better without philosophy garbage

>>25607623
>how sure are you that this is the state of friendship in general and not just the state of your own, personal friendships? No trying to dunk on you
It's fine, im not insulted, im at peace with it. Im sure because I've tried everything and tried really hard to develop and keep true friendships. People never reciprocate. I could go on and on about it, but theres no point, thats the gist of it. People only care about themselves and about money and whatnot

>>25607655
Was /his/ not supposed to be used for philosophy? In practice it has remained here, but it was supposed to migrate there

>>25607653
i'm an underemployed wagie and all i can think about it is how much better my life would be if i had a comfortable office job. but i realize that i'll just settle into it and look for something else to grieve over.

>>25607655
Arguably, philosophy should belong primarily on /his/
>/his/ - History & Humanities

>>25607667
literature also falls under the humanities.

>>25607670
So do all forms of visual art - including Japanese forms. Perhaps /his/ should define exactly what they mean by 'humanities'.

>>25607655
TRUKE

>>25607675
nope there’s no need for autistic system building on this website especially since no thread stays on topic anyway. the best we can achieve is choose a board name that attracts a certain crowd and then talk amongst ourselves. unfortunately ‘literature’ is a name that apparently appeals to chuds from /pol/ (you’d think ‘history’ but)

hello this is phone???

Test

the internet wasnt working for a long time, so i decided to read a book, and i felt so primitive

i fear, my addiction to the internet is deep and it would take me months, maybe years to return to a pre internet existence

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>>25607449
My cat got poisoned. We don't know if he'll survive the night. He's lying next to me on my heating pad. Please perform a small ritual of good health and luck for him.

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>>25607653
Finally anon satisfied our curiosity as of what job has enough idle time for reading/writing

>>25607717
Ah fuck man. My dog got poisoned two days ago, went to the vet and he gave him something to throw up the poisoned mouse he ate. Praying for your buddy.

>>25607725
Thank you, anon. Is your dog alright now?

>>25607717
Fingers crossed he’ll make it through!

How to be a based socialist pro nation-state that rejects internationalism without every faggot around calling you a fascist?

>>25607717
amen

>>25607735
play into environmentalist rhetoric

>>25607731
Kinda. He survived the poisoning but we did a blood test afterwards, and while he's thankfully poison-free now, his liver function is apparently really bad. Going to the vet again on Wednesday for an ultrasound, worst case scenario would be cancer, it's what got my previous dog. Hope I don't lose my buddy, he's only 7 years old. It's burning into my wallet but he's worth it.

I realize how this sounds but the best thing for your pet is raw meat. raw (lean) beef is the safest. tinned dog food (and especially not dry kibble) is no diet for a living thing.

>>25607743
Oh man, that's rough. Apparently it's easier to treat dogs for poison than it is for cats, so maybe it was enough? Praying for your buddy too.

>>25607758
Thank you very much. How'd your furry friend even get poisoned to begin with?

>>25607757
I used to read this dog nutritionist on Instagram, and she used to do reviews on dry kibble. She said that mass market stuff like Royal Canine is actual poison, but smaller brands may do some good stuff, although until they become popular and reformulate to cheapen the production.

Raw diet is one hell of an effort, and expensive too. Here’s another controversy: I grew in this culture where if the dog falls ill, then so be it. People wouldn’t spend hundreds of dollars to keep them alive, although that’s was long ago. Good thing I don’t have a pet, it’s unironically a relief.

>>25607772
We don't know. I was going out to feed the chickens, and I found him in the grass. As soon as he saw me, he started yelling at the top of his lungs. He's very quiet, so I got spooked and immediately ran to get my mother and she took him to the emergency vet. They took a blood sample, and they're supposed to call tomorrow. Hopefully we'll know then.

>>25607717
Prayed for puss. He'll be fiiiine.

>>25607743
What breed is your doggo?

>>25607794
So you don't even know? Shit that just makes it worse. But has to have some lives left, I'm sure of it.

>>25607788
yeah it’s a pretty evil thing we’ve done in pet ownership. the last of our slaves, I guess, except they have no proper role and are fed on dry food their whole life. doesn’t bear thinking about.

>>25607799
Not entirely sure, he's a rescue dog. But it's some kind of greyhound terrier mix, judging by his looks.

Sleep deprivation again, insomnia again, I'll get a few hours max, 2-3, and that's it for the night, that's if I'm lucky. If it gets bad it'll be no sleep, or maybe 30min-1hr. I'm short with everyone now, not saying what I can in conversations. All thoughts are on a timer now, every conversation these days has the cadence of short form video content, and if you go over by a second or by a gesture, boom that's it then. All year I've barely gotten a real sentence out, it's fake communication now. Not real transfer of living ideas, just birdlike ape noises and frontal lobe herniation. This depersonalized cloud is filling up my brain, brain can't discard the waste. I think the protein is called beta-amyllene, it cleans the brain during sleep. I'm in a fog of constant noise and blur, at ease, watching it all go by, thoughtless, full of thoughts, tired, at ease among it all. I have cultivated a space of comfort to be exhausted in, and trusted people that I can say nothing to. A state of waking sensory deprivation. I am a sapient zombie, worn to a dull point, alive in my head as flashing bits of lights, strung along and dragged through the day by habit. There is no escape, now that imagination has been outsourced and truth struck down, and the pervasive meaninglessness of even a response in a conversation is indicative of a species in pain. I wonder what new ways we will lash out in our cages, we are already mammals that hurt ourselves in the most creative ways. I've lost the plot already, I'm fucking tired.

>>25607805
The culture of dog keeping is very bad. If people fully acknowledged what does it take to keep emotionally healthy and not repressed dog, way fewer would actually embark upon that.

>>25607735
>How to be a fascist withput every faggot around you calling you a fascist?

>>25607816
fewer would get married. few would become friends with people. we’re veering into something difficult here...
for pets: you can give them raw beef a few days a week it won’t break the bank. you should be eating fresh meat more yourself anyway.

>>25607805
you're looking at it wrong. the majority of pets are very happy where they are. we offer them warmth, safety and companionship. working dogs have it even better because they can fulfil the purpose that's been bred into them over thousands of years, which keeps them healthy and happy. We've been living with dogs since we lived in caves. and the "cat distribution system" is a meme for a reason. on occasion even wild animals will seek out human companionship. I think that eating bland food is a trade-off most animals can live with.

tl;dr If you put an animal somewhere and it stays there, you can assume it's happy where you put it, that includes your home.

tfw don't really want to do anything, kinda in apathy state a bit

>>25607806
>greyhound terrier
wild combo

>>25607833
sorry, but I think you’re looking at it the wrong way. I agree 100% on working dogs, and having a dog around the house (that you feed occasionally) is a cool thing if you live near some countryside. but for a separate living breathing being to be based entirely around living in the suburbs (or city) and going on two walks a day is a sad thought. the dog will be alright, they don’t know better (or if they do, it’s deep-down) but the reason they sleep 16 hours a day is because evolution has conditioned it into them for managing a bored life.

>>25607717
May God protect his little soul.

The fact that there are people out there with insanely obscene amounts of personal wealth (some with more than anyone else has ever had on the planet ever in human history) and that they almost always unanimously have this mindset of "I NEED MORE, MORE FOR ME, ALL FOR ME MUHAHAHAHAHA" actually kinda boggles my fucking mind. You'd think once you've acquired a couple billion or trillion dollars that you'd eventually go "okay, that's plenty enough for me and the next few generations of my family, lol I'm good for the foreseeable future"

>>25607843
I understand what you mean. I agree that there are a lot of people that don't properly cater to their dog's needs, and I'm deeply against people keeping pets they don't have room for (it's why I didn't have pets for a long time). But as humans we provide things that are more than just base needs. I believe contentment and happiness are the same thing. If a dog is content, I'd like to think they're happy.

>>25607854
yeah, but you’re a human and they’re dog. two separate species that nature never intended to be this close. and all a dog wants to do is live according to nature.

>>25607851
two reasons.
1. The type of person who CAN acquire that kind of wealth (unless through luck) are the kind of people who value money over anything else. Any person with morals will eventually come to a point where they have to choose between someone's life, livelihood, health or happiness, and more money. A moral person will eventually concede to the needs of others. The ultra-rich don't.
2. Money changes your brain chemistry. After a certain point, you stop thinking like a real human being. Everything loses meaning, including money. It's incomprehensible to the normal human.

>>25607841
Terrible combo, to be honest. He's a terrier inside the house, and a wimpy greyhound outside. But I love him all the same.

>>25607860
>two separate species that nature never intended to be this close.
we've been living with dogs for 10,000 years. living together is nature at this point.

>>25607860
A dog is an animal that is custom built to live with people. It's like that picture where it's either two faces or a vase. A dog doesn't care about nature at all, it wants to be with a person and please that person.

>>25607872
>it wants to be with a person and please that person.
Heh, I wish. None of my dogs ever had an innate will-to-please.

>>25607872
that is definitely the human perspective, yes.

>>25607867
10,000 years amounts to small change next to millions of years of evolution

>>25607875
That's the dog's goddamn perspective too. A dog brain is just whatever matches human wants. There's barley anything else left. A dog would crawl into a fire if it thought you wanted it to.

>>25607879
but not nothing

>>25607874
What's wrong with your dogs

>>25607893
insanely reductive

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>>25607895
Nothing, it's just that not every dog is like that, and most definitely not every breed. The police and military, for example, don't just go and order 5000 Belgian Malinois from the dog factory; the puppies that start training are handpicked by dog handlers, who look at each and every dog available and evaluate which ones show promising behavior, and which ones don't. You can't train every dog to be super obedient, they've got personalities just like humans.

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>>25607827
Oh yeah, convenience is the price we pay for the community. I’m glad to be childless partially because of this reason.

Several years ago I was obsessed with getting myself a dog. I binged It’s Me or the Dog on YouTube, read many petfluencers and dog trainers on Instagram. What got to me at the end was this pet trainer who wrote a post on how one shouldn’t expect to insert a dog into life they already have because it doesn’t work this way. You’ll need to accept different level of cleanness in your life, don’t just tell yourself like I’m gonna be on the top of it, no, it will never be the same. Dog may fell I’ll and you may need to cancel whatever plans you have to take them to the vet. I realized that cleanness is something I cannot sacrifice. I’m way too materialistic to have my stuff pissed upon.
> you should be eating fresh meat more yourself anyway
I do, but I don’t buy my own produce, nor that I cook. Although at some point when I would watch these dog ASMRs I was like WTF this dog eats better than me kek.

I got back together with my ex. I'm feeling good and optimistic about the future.

>>25607963
a tale as old as time

>>25607963
pa
the
tic

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>>25607449

I'm an illiterate retard that reads fraction as much as I should, but recognize that in the first step in battering my broken will into something potentially useful to society, I should read difficult stuff.

I picked Metamorphoses by Ovid because the author's name sounds like a raid boss or something.

"OVID".

The name is menacing to me somehow, and my only with a physical volume of his work was spying a large, hardbacked, canvas-wrapped tome in some egg head's bookshelf one time back in college (which I dropped out of, because I'm a retard).

It's now been two days, and I've steadily picking away at it for several hours. I enjoy it substantially more than I thought I would, since I assumed it was going to be a book of dense philosophy. I never would have guessed that it's actually a work of poetry.

I've tried my hardest to ignore the translation wars which surround the work, but am aware that their have been something like one hundred translations across 600 or more years and apparently every avid reader of the classics has their perfered verison. I settled on Henry King's 1871 translation because it's on Internet Archive, and after reading the translator's preface, additionally found a .pdf of Thomas Orger's 1811 translation, which was apparently only available to private collectors in King's day. The prospect of reading a rare translation was too much for me to pass up, so I read some of the more complex passages in both texts, and then try to parse out the meaning between the two of them. This is a slow process because I'm a slow person, but it helps make the imagery stick in my mind.

>>25607717
Give him big pets, anon. For all of us.

Also PediaLyte. It can help safely flush a kitty's system.

>>25607984
>but recognize that in the first step in battering my broken will into something potentially useful to society, I should read difficult stuff.
this is why you're an illiterate retard. like all things, you need to ease your way into difficult reads. If you insist on starting with something "classical", I suggest The Three Musketeers.

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>>25607809
i'm beaming rays of Peace and Vitality towards you

>>25607809
take lots of diphenhydramine and post results

>>25607809
you should try melatonin

Now that you guys are talking about pets I have a confession to make. My family used to live in a war zone, and during evacuation we left behind our German Shepard. Of course, she was fed by our relative who chose to stay there, and she eventually found a new owner for the dog. This situation was common during that time, and there was a lot of controversy online. Some people said you should stick with your pet no matter what, other said it’s at least understandable because your new place may not allow for the pet.

son of a bitch

>>25607909
who's that in the pic?

Balls slapping on my head, two balls slapping on my chin.

There's a woman across the way who is keeping a very large dog in a very small apartment. I felt bad for the dog but at least she leaves the balcony door open so it can be "outside" when she's away at work. The dog is always sitting out there on its day-bed and observing the world, so perhaps it doesn't mind being alone.

>>25608034
As long as you didn't completely abandon the poor bugger and they eventually found another loving home, I'm okay with it. There's a LOT of cocksuckers out there who will just straight up abandon a pet on a highway in the middle of nowhere to fend for itself.

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>>25608040
Cailee Spaeny, actress.

>>25607980
He fucks, and you don’t

lokir of rorikstead

>>25608086
>>25607963
samefag

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>>25608089
embarrassing

>>25608089
we've got the james jesus angleton of incels over here

>>25608091
no, you are embarassing, James

>>25608086
I'd much rather jerk off then get back together with my ex like a pathetic little bitch

>>25608111
axolotl

Sex

Operation Ventriloquism Successful
That's a wrap boys *NASA Houston collectively takes off their headphones and spins around in their rolling chairs with their hands up in a disorganized cheer* God bless us all

>>25607963
>I did the one thing you're never supposed to do
I look forward to you coming back here in a few months and you telling us about how she's fucking ruined your life.

>It's the job of everybody else to endure and tolerate me and not my responsibility to not be a revolting faggot
Other than troons, who thinks like this?

>>25608184
Most women. Definitely my ex.

>>25608144
>Operation be an annoying tranny for three years, only the most worthless subhuman and trans individual could pull this off.
>Wow I am REALLY GOOD at this somehow!

>>25608205
Now you're getting it

Every musik genre arrives to early, once it matures becomes a cliche of itself

Tried to give a few decent gifts and scribbled a few things off the list, but it still goes something like this
>Clean your desk
>Write your ex
>Do the dishes and your taxes
>Throw the shit you don't need away
>Call insurance about their bathroom scam
>Write to Adam
>Send for Craig
>Throw the beer bottles and the cans away
>Underline WORK!

>Write your ex
HORRIBLE fucking idea. What the fuck is wrong with you idiots!?

>>25608243
I thought the same thing when encountering that lyric

I miss my ex, but we arent allowed to legally talk to each other until December :(

The side effects of the medication that keeps me from drinking myself to death are almost as debilitating as the drinking

Can you die

I’m usually an empathic person but the cost benefit of you being dead is becoming too tempting to resist.

Imagine how comfy it would be for me if you basically blew your own head off.

>>25608287
That's the whole point of life

>>25608296
it's an unfortunate side effect

>>25608289
Are you the schizo who thinks some guy is stalking him and reading his mind?

A-a-and that’s it with my painting duties for today! *pats himself wholesomely, eyes are full of sorrow*

Horton Hears a Who is a cosmic horror story.

Everyone dresses so edgy while having the most bland slave morality takes on everything

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>>25608366

>>25607449
Lost my wedding ring in a waterfall on my honeymoon. Such is life.

>>25608396
new yorker short story ass experience

>>25608405
Actually happened like 2 hours ago. Wife promptly bought a new one. I figured the object was of importance, but she is what's really important. Even funnier, I didnt get off the boat while everyone had a drunk in the sea, but I couldnt resist the waterfall.

I am not American Express.

*Yawn*
Slow night huh?

>>25608396
>>25608409
Lost my $100 wedding ring myself (wtf why does nobody ever buy me real jewelry?) in the tide at beach where we had proposed two years earlier. Romantic but damn that fucker just slipt off
Goofy ass shit. Sweet to have your wife get you a new ring though, and I mean marriage sweet. The type of thing you love a person for.

>>25608423
Real jewlery is a curse, and I'm incredibly lucky to have met my wife. I should have been attatched to the person, not the object, and I feel like an idiot for putting so much importants on some shiny metal. On the flip side, I remembered to take my smokes out of my pocket; you cannot reasonably ask a man 20 rums in to do anything responsibly.

What happened after your lost wedding ring?

I want to annihilated by your love

>>25608366
the edgy dress is to compensate for the bland takes. Actual edgy people, you wouldn't be able to pick out from a crowd

>>25608430
She just ordered a new one, got it on right now, she's sweet like that. It's just a $100 idk black metal ring from some website, we picked it because we know I'm clumsy. Now HER ring is quite the heirloom and is very finely insured, she wars it on a strong golden chain around her neck, where people can see it better and it ain't just gonna fall off any time you use your hands wrong.
She was appropriately sentimental about the lost ring, but not truly upset. I was the same way. It was nice it went into the ocean on the same shore I proposed to her.

>>25608438
You could pick me out of a crowd in my neon skeletons and junji ito I tell you what.
>laughs in unironic nihilism and refutation of absolute truth

So what, you're a shapeshifting clone, big deal. I'm an alien of a ghost myself, you want a fucking medal?

>>25608441
Hell yeah anon. You have your priorities right. I'd buy you a drink if I could, accept a metaphysical toast to good fortune instead.

>>25608447
Cheers man what's your fax number I'll scan you a Rum Punch

>>25608447
>>25608452
Yeah I could literally go gargle cum from a impromptu bukkake gathering, and I would STILL seem less of a faggot than you guys
Jesus Christ

Empathy is a feeling, not a virtue.

>>25608457
Fellowship may be gay, but it's antithetical to faggotry.

>>25608461
Yeah stfu faggot

>>25608461
i thought gay and faggot were synonyms

>>25608464
Faggot is cocklust. Gay is affirming of mutual masculinity. I can appreciate bodybuilding, which is gay, but I dont want to fuck the men, which is faggotry.

>>25608462
Come fight me. I think you'd be quite upset with your diminutive relative stature and diminished relative intellect.

>>25608457
Dude I was daydreaming about having tropical drinks on the beach where I proposed to my wife, get a grip

>>25608466
Come on here and see someone acting like an 8 year old child

Let's see who else in the last 10-15 posts
>>25608462
>>25608457
>>25608446

This place... The stench of insecurity is overwhelming

>>25608458
Just like you to pedantically latch on to one thing that I said, and claim that it’s technically incorrect while ignoring the spirit of it.

I woke up at 7AM. Site 10 at Dinosaur Valley State Park. I had to pee and the homeschooled (assumed) children were up. No way I could fall asleep again over their piercing voices. I decided there was nothing left for me to do and with checkout looming at noon, I woke up and immediately started packing up. Everything tucked away neatly into a stuff sack or duffel bag or large plastic tote. All of that into my truck. I was sitting in the driver's seat at 8AM. David, who was in Site 8 next to mine, waved me down through the passenger's window. "Your tailgate is down." "Oh, dangit." I hopped out of the driver's seat and closed the tailgate. "Would you like a cup of coffee?" he asked me. "No thank you. Have a good day, David!" I said. "Sorry if I caused you any trouble last night." "Not at all, David." And then I hopped into my truck and sheepishly drove away.

David had arrived yesterday afternoon. He drove a domestic sedan in silver. He had a small "two-man" sized Walmart tent and his bedding was a length of rolled foam. All of his belongings were in plastic totes. He had a dog named Jack. He spent a few hours unloading his vehicle and setting up his camp in Site 6. He even disinfected and scrubbed the metal picnic table. Then the rarely present denizens of Site 6, a pair of Spanish speaking homosexuals in a white Dodge conversion van who I had seen the last few days, came back and told David they had paid for another night in that spot. They did not want to move, even though the extent of their settling in to Site 6, or any site for that matter, involved simply parking the van.

David wasn't happy but he didn't fight them too hard. I think the couple had a receipt taped to their window confirming their claim. I was very high from a THC vape and was smoking my corn cob pipe and reading "Pale Fire" by Nabokov. David waved at me and asked what the site number next to mine is. I told him it was number 8. Standard house number logic of evens on one side, odds on the other. He was annoyed at being kicked out after his efforts. I agreed that it would have been easier for the couple to take 8 instead. He stuck out his hand and introduced himself as David something or other. I shook his hand and told him my name was XXX. I noticed that he was missing his front teeth. David asked me if I had ever been to San Angelo State Park. I told him no but that I would like to go. He told me he had been primitive camping there for the last two months. That means the dog days of Texas heat in August and September. I can only imagine, a man with a Chrysler and a small tent and a dog living outdoors in the heat of the summer. David apologized for moving into the site next to me. I assured him it was no problem at all.

I didn't say anything else to David. I was annoyed that he was watching South Park on his phone with no headphones, but he didn't abuse the privilege when darkness fell. I heard him rustling around through the night, occasionally talking to his dog.

For what it's worth I was just on the beach drinking a Rum Punch thinking about how nice it was when I proposed to my wife, and this vulgar homosexual decided to destroy that habitat in apparent projected disgust at such basic peace

>>25608475
As I was sitting by the fire, baked out of my mind, I had positive charitable feelings flowing through me. I created a fantasy wherein I sneakily left David the cash in my wallet and a flashlight that I found a duplicate of in my camping bag and my THC vape. I thought that giving it to him directly would be demeaning in some way, acknowledging his homelessness. But he was clearly homeless. Many people you meet while camping are homeless. Some have fifth wheel trailers, some vans, and others like David are in small sedans and other types of cars not made for off-roading and adventure and the bougie hiking lifestyle sold at REI. The difference between being homeless and camping is whether you have some permanent place to go after you are done with your stay.

Well I had this childish fantasy of charity by the fire but I didn't give him anything. I didn't say anything to him this morning either, not even a "Good morning." And David reached out to me with the offer of coffee, which means "Please talk to me, nobody else will," and I outright denied him to his face. I was too cowardly to take his hand.

I tell myself I want to be a God fearing man and every time I am offered an opportunity to do the right thing or help someone I decline out of fear and embarrassment. What would it actually have cost me to sit with David for 10 minutes and let him tell me something about himself? I know what it's like to feel lonely. I know what it's like to feel invisible. But I don't know what it's like to be homeless, permanently moving around, not knowing what tomorrow will bring, being judged by my appearance and the assumptions of others that I am up to no good and ready to steal or lie or whatever else. Or that I am fiending for drugs because I'm missing my teeth in that way that meth users often do.

I failed at my Christian duty to reach out to a lonely man. I pray for the lonely people in the world every night but I couldn't actually do anything about it when given the opportunity. Campsites and public lands across this country are filled with lonely forgotten people. Yet I avert my gaze and keep to myself just like everyone else does.

I think about that old man in the Ozarks who sat in the driver's seat of his car for what seemed like an entire day straight. He was sitting when I got there and sitting when I left. I felt an urge in the back of my mind to say hello to him and I denied it. "He probably doesn't want to be bothered," I told myself to excuse my cowardice.

Please forgive me David. Please forgive me old Ozark man. Please forgive those of us who could reach out and make a difference every single day and yet we never do.

>>25608468
>>25608480
get some reading comprehension, taint tickler.

>>25608491
Brother, you decided to gay up the place, dont be mad when people rightfully think you're a shitcocked anus fister. We just being normal, you came in here guzzling bukkake cum and bragging about it.

>>25608491
It would stand to reason you have gay shame, the way you accuse our basic shared sentimentality towards our weddings rings of being some faggot activity 'worse than yours'. Why don't you forgive youself, I never blamed you for doing what is natural

>>25608494
>>25608497
Again get some reading comprehension, I was just breaking balls before but now im serious. And please do NOT try to tickle my taint. I dont consent to it so keep your in hands in your pockets!

>>25607646
At least you have the latter

I think I may be depressed

I do get a kick out of watching /co/ and the lesser virgins of /tv/ deny the bluntly apparent sexual factor in a piece of media as though I were a pervert for suggesting it, when in reality they are simply so squeamish and in denial of sex they wouldn't notice the proctologist was holding his clipboard with two hands during the probe

>>25608504
You have a disagreeable and dark energy about your surrealism. I've long considered you a friend but I always keep it bright when I say my name is goodbye mister.

>>25608504
You need some help. May I suggest The Repressive Hypothesis? It would adequately explain your abhorrent fetishization and help you on a path to self actualization as a being capable of self determination instead of cultish kvetching and bizarre outbursts.

>>25608515
>>25608518
omg stfu faggots

>>25608518
Nta but that is a great recommendation, I hadn't heard it before and I'll read it, because after doing some historical reading from this last century I have come to the same conclusion myself - you know there's an escalating prudishness epidemic right?

I miss you.

>>25608520
If you talked about your most shameful sexual experience in plain english I would accept it and embrace it. It's the vulgarity you use towards yourself that I will not accept.

>>25608538
p s f

>>25608529
Its not a book so much as an annecdote from Foucault, but it's fairly apt and I'm sure the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosopjy has a fairly good rundown on the concept. If not I can give you a short hand.

Unrelated, Walter Benjamin is one of my favorites, and Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction is often viewed as a marxist baudrillard-lite text, but I think it has a few very important passages about aura and authenticity, particularly in our current context.

>>25608549
You can be a little clearer without exposing yourself, I do speak Polari

>>25608553
I've got enough information to get the text just by the keyphrase 'The Repressive Hypothesis'. Again I occurred upon its reality myself, its really quite undeniable to those who know what the human body is for and where shame truly plays no role in that

>>25608564
Just trying to help a brother out. Add in a bit of hegelian dialectics and gramscian ameleoration and you have a pretty accurate understanding of modernity, or at least the hyperreal in the context of a panopticon.

I don’t want to argue.

>>25608580
Because you've lost.
Tell me something nice about your day.

>>25608570
Thanks, brother. Not trying to push away good information either. I am very familiar with Hegelian Dialectics but I've got to take a look at Gramscian Amelioriation, thanks. Just got through the real 'Nothing is true, everything is permitted' kick so it'll be nice to land back at base.

It's awe-inspiring how accurate my instincts are. I can decipher profound character traits with a mere glance

The Greek philosophers took geometry as their fundamental reference and the result were spacialized views of reality which excluded time. They took timelessness and permanence as the ground of reality. And with this the statue as the aesthetic ideal.

But what if we discovered calculus before geometry and early mature philosophy used that as a reference instead?

In practice this seems implausible because geometry emerged from the practical problems of land measurement, building construction, and timekeeping that early agricultural civilization encountered. For our speculative case to hold it would mean that a civilization instead encountered sophisticated problems of continuous change before these.

It doesn't make sense for an animal similar to a human, but it could make sense for a hypothetical human-level intelligent cetacean or cephalopod. After all their primary experiential reality would reflect the thesis "everything flows." Likewise their first physics could be fluid dynamics instead of the ballistics of discrete solid bodies. Discreteness would be derived from flow instead of the reverse. Also echolocation is delayed and thus temporally situated perception: what is perceived is the past, not a contemporary present such as with vision, and this must be cognitively accounted for.

>>25608601
Absolutely. Any arbitrary reason could have led us to different early understanding, changed our reality entirely

>>25607495
My sister passive aggressively insults me at every gathering and I can't do anything about it or go to prison or get clobbered. White knights and women need to be treated like chattel slaves.

>>25608601
>>25608606
lol
no

>>25607655
Nah. /his/ is too toxic to bring it there. Nobody reads and everyone is a brain dead zoomer.

>>25608600
Most people are predictable idiots. You aren't special. identifying the exceptional is the real talent.

>>25608612
Woah there cowboy, I didnt mean to belittle your accomplishments. Im sure youre plenty cool too! :^)

>>25608608
Dude you can just talk to us you don't have to snap at us from under the table like some sort of goblin. You're probably not even a sex criminal.

>>25608612
You know what they mean when they say 'start job', for instance?

I don't know how anyone can take Jay "Rat-Face" Dyer seriously.

>>25608606
Spending a great deal of time in nature with a great deal of attentiveness to everything changes your state of mind on a most fundamental level.

>>25608629
For sure.

>>25608629
Oh if I might add on to that, listening to your own biologic rhythms is an incredibly grounding experience (breath, heartbeat, soreness, feelings in the head, awareness of illness, awareness of health)

>>25608391
Maybe if you stopped pulling up to job interviews with your "HATE" hoodie, you'd actually get hired.

>>25608629
Thanks, Tao.

walk me out with your
shoes off
chase me up on the
sidewalk
swear it’s not gonna
last long
not leaning into this
seal it with a kiss
you’re cute

seeing as im the only reasonable person in this place today, you guys want me to explain something to you? Words of advice etc

Young attractive white women are the most precious resource on earth.

ps. are you suppose to capitalize earth?

In early High School, I noticed a pattern and tested an experiment. 'If I always say 'Hi' first, will my friends notice me when I entered the room?'. Conclusion: No they do fucking not. You know these weren't just strangers, I was close to these people, and it turned out that anything I did not initiate and control, did not happen, down to the 'notice me when I'm here' level. How am I supposed to catch myself fitting in, when I have to control the social experiences I am in? Don't you want me? I have found much evolution and resurrection in my middle years here. Conclusion: We cannot subsist by pouring energy into vacant people.

Considering watching Brat (1997) again.

I almost forgot we've had a woman Vice President. Sorry, Mrs. Harris.

I wanna wrap up everything I own, put it in one of these rentable storage rooms, move somewhere else and be someone new.

>>25607525
Is this you?

>>25608772
once when i was super suicidal i threw away all the personal possessions i have accumulated throughout my life. It felt good desu

Just agreed to handout candy for my household on Halloween. If anyone wants to come by, the address is [REDACTED].

Don't you hate when you bust and then you put your boxers or even pants back on and turns out you somehow got some on and in it so it gets all over your leg and it's uncomfortable and wet?

>>25608782
Does it still feel good? Is there nothing you ever miss?

Having one's self-annihilation in mind destroying belongings sounds like a reasonable preparation. I guess if you're ever at that point, the fantasy of vanishing as traceless as possible may seem intriguing.

I'm just looking for a place to have it all out of sight at first with the possibility to come back to it.

>>25608669
No.

the sligo man

>>25608471
This place... the stench of repressed homosexuality is overwhelming

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>>25607449
>be grateful for your life
>30-80 years of mostly pain followed by an eternity of super mega pain

I don't get where the gratitude comes in here.

>>25607495
Who brags about their niece? That is beyond pathetic and not effective at all.

>>25608846
do you ever wonder: am i ungrateful because life is bad or is life bad because i’m ungrateful

>>25608828
>>Does it still feel good? Is there nothing you ever miss?
lets just say, there is a good reason why giving up your material possessions is required if you want to become a zen monk

I'm demotivated as fuck, I want to do absolutely nothing. Yet, in a sense this is the calmest I've been in months, maybe even years. Maybe I was meant to do nothing

>>25608850
its a both and situation.

>>25608851
I wouldn't want to be one

>>25608871
The point? Yeah you missed it

>>25608858
the complete circle. there’s an emerson quote going round here that relates >>25603523

>>25608878
is this the same Emerson who pretended he was "roughing it" while he went to his friends cabin to have his mother prepare refreshments for him on a regular basis?

>>25608888
i wouldn’t know

>>25608888
that was thoreau dumb fuck tho u aren't wrong

An Emerson quote I really like is,
>Consistency is the hobgoblin of small minds.
Whenever someone accuses me of hypocrisy, conflict in logic, or similar, I love throwing that quote out and giving a smirk.

Rachmaninoff's Prelude Op. 23, No. 2 in B-Flat Major has the power to save the world
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fv6llSHrTYU&list=OLAK5uy_kYoloHx-8y70eyiqnp8gvfI-fcszcMoqM&index=11

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>>25608910
me when i was 16 and discovered whitman’s song 51

>>25608921
My brother.

i’m searching for my mainline
i said i couldn’t hit it sideways

>>25608910
>>Whenever someone accuses me of hypocrisy, conflict in logic, or similar, I love throwing that quote out and giving a smirk.
whenever some midwit does this, I like to counter with this
>Analects 17.3
> The Master said, Only the wisest and stupidest of men never change.

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>>25608920
>virtuososlop
can't even save this thread

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>>25608931

9:30pm and I'm sitting outside in the cold with a coffee blazing & listening to the new Wolves in the Throne Room album (again).

Sell your soul to Israel! Moloch demands it!!!

I'm taking writing lessons. Hopefully, my stories don't still suck in a year or two.

>>25609025
I could give you lessons for free here over the course of whenever I feel like it that will improve you so much you'll scarcely remember yourself, until the ennui sets in and you yearn for the simplicity of your old self; a collage of thoughts and feelings arranged and dissected symmetrically to reproduce that which needs no torque.

I could even do it on a schedule in exchange for some petty cash.

>>25609038
Do you give happy endings too or nah?

>>25609041
Why on earth would I give a happy ending? The chafe and the journey are the ending, and to begin is to accept the destination is a mirage of self; an isomer of a reality too twisted to divine with any sort of long term foresight. But to be folded is to be creased forever, and a crease is a great way to create a trough to pour your spirit into the next vessel, assuming it's granular and solid enough not to sop into the fabric. Like sugar, or middling cocaine.

>>25609047
The fuck are you on about?

>>25609038
Sir, I bet you will not succeed in making >>25609025 into a writer reasonably good till the next /lit/ cup. If you do, I’ll pay you a thousand shekels in gold and give you my best coat!

>>25609052
Well wouldnt you like to know, you spectre of this and auger of thus. Augury be damned, and to be condemned to a life of logic is gnosis in bisexual lighting. I perfer mine in neon, of course, as all has-beens and could-have-beens do, but art has a circuitous meandering to it, as alluded to by the breathing tropes etched into forever.

Mostly I was trying to be nice, I guess. what do you expect at 2am on a Friday Morning, requisitioner of happy endings and bearer of dry palms?

>>25609059
Make a thousand shekels and two farthings for the ferryman and you have yourself a wager! I have coveted your coat from afar, and I will be sure to contact my seamstress post haste; I need some room across the back for the weight of my burdensome hubris.

>>25609059
second best coat would’ve been funnier

>>25608848
Imagine a woman who has just turned 40 and knows kids are off the table for her, but her sister has kids and she's close to that sister and those kids. Yes, obviously it's still slightly mentally weird for her to brag about her nieces but it's understandable, she's got a woman's brain and a woman's hormones and no kid of her own. It's going to happen.

If you have your own kids it's obviously much weirder to brag about your nieces.

>>25609088
Indeed! Now opportunities present themselves, but alas too late.

>>25608483
I appreciate the synergy of this post in this thread, where other writing minded people read this, didn't reply to acknowledge it, and felt slightly guilty about it, which parallels the story.

Probably you knew that was going to happen when you posted it. At some level. Probably David knew he was just going to turn into a thought or a post or something and not have an interaction. Most men live their entire lives with at least some part of them suspended in a state of active rejection.

>>25608066
Cute girl, looks like she's a cunt when she goes out though.

If I somehow acquire a woman with whom to live and we could not conceive children, I would be fine with adoption of white children.

>>25609118
> other writing minded people read this
I don’t read this kind of posts

>>25609116
not even god can abolish historical fact

>>25609064
>>25609047
>>25609038
Can this man write? Perhaps, but dont encourage him. Could he teach someone to write? Certainly, but he probably shouldn't. Aint nobody what to become some fluffed up unpublishable po-mo language jockey, but someone with more tact might be able to absorb some meaning without becoming mad.

>>25609152
i agree he’s pretty bad but it looks like you’re struggling to string together a sentence yourself.

>>25609158
Help me anon, I've been infected with the derp fuck funk. My ass has been blasted.

>>25609162
you’re on your own.

Does anyone else feel like you have several of the traits that go into making a highly successful person, but you lack the exact combination of traits that you need to become highly successful?

And you're close enough to meeting this threshold, that maybe 10-20% of the time, you actually DO perform like a highly successful person. Like for maybe 30-60 days out of the year, you're making all the right moves that would put you on the path of success. But you just can't stay in that state of mind for whatever reason, so you always slide back to being an average mediocre person

Does anybody still remember me
The way I used to look in Season 3?

So is AI going to destroy the internet or not

>>25608854
Sometimes your body and mind need rest. I have been taking life pretty easy. Barely reading, only writing sporadically. Not drinking and staying out till silly o'clock. I feel pretty good.

Well I dont want to be rude or anything, but on retrospection its undeniable that those fags really stunk up the place.

I only heavily drink to fight with boredom. It doesnt work but maybe one day it will

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It is a salacious saturday, but my mind craves the nourishment found in a working day. Mayhaps Ill dabble with a few pages, even though today is the only day of the week where I allow myself to indulge, nay drown, in sensual sensuality.

I think I'm addicted to cock. Like if I go mroe than two days without sucking or getting one in my bussy then I can't function properly. Me and my therapist have talked about it, but I still NEED cock in me. It's actually really stressful.

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>>25609278
You sound like feeling well, I’m glad to hear that!

>>25609281
hot

i post in another boards general now this one is dead plus the iq has been droping for years

>>25609314
https://youtu.be/PxU2YNTDKtM

I fear my mother has been running a Michael Savage styled anti-gay conversion procedure on me since birth, and believes I am biologically gay, but intends to cover that up and not to tell me

what should i do today i can't decide

>>25609322
are you less gay tho?

>>25609335
Im autosexual at this point. I’m currently reading books written by men Michael ‘Savage’ fucked and was fucked by, to surreptitiously get one over on her. You know, the authors who knew Michael Savage before he was Michael Savage

>>25609334
Embrace God

>>25607525
working class hero

I wish I had more privacy. Chances are I wouldn’t have hated myself as much.

I wish I was an orphan. A few years of hardship is nothing compared to decades of passive neglect

why does this board like to smell its own farts so much honestly there is no other board that has so many tryhards on it

>>25609370
Vanity, conceit, arrogance... Baby we got it all :D

>>25609370
Nothing wrong with trying hard. Everyone should always try hard. The only issue with the concept is the idea of a skill mismatch in a setting of competition, but there are always a variety of ways to handicap yourself so you can still try hard.

Oh, so you're one of those sodomites. You should only get AIDS and die, you pig. How's that? Why don't you see if you can sue me, you pig. You got nothing better to do than to put me down, you piece of garbage. You got nothing to do today? Go eat a sausage and choke on it. Get trichinosis. Now, do we have another nice anon here who's not busy, because he didn't have a nice night in the bathhouse, who's angry at me today? Put another – put another sodomite on ... no more replies? I don't care about these bums, they mean nothing to me. They're all sausages

Everyone has depression in their life. But if the whole nation is told, 'boo-hoo-hoo, come and get a medication, come and get treatment, talk about mental illness.' You know what you wind up with? You wind up with Obama in the White House and liars in every phase of the government. That's what you wind up with. It is a weak, sick, nation. A weak, sick, broken nation. And you need men like me to save the country. You need men to stand up and say stop crying like a baby over everything ... No wonder we're being laughed at around the world. No wonder ISIS can defeat our military.

Now, the illness du jour is autism. You know what autism is? I'll tell you what autism is. In 99 percent of the cases, it's a brat who hasn't been told to cut the act out. That's what autism is. What do you mean they scream and they're silent? They don't have a father around to tell them, "Don't act like a moron. You'll get nowhere in life. Stop acting like a putz. Straighten up. Act like a man. Don't sit there crying and screaming, idiot.

Trust in God. God leads my footsteps. God has determined that I will be on podcast come January. God determines a lot of things in our lives and you have to trust in God and just say its fate at a certain point.

>>25609120
I hope so.

Whatever that gene or element of human psychology that makes someone unable to be attracted to anyone related to them, well, I straight up was not born with it.

Started watching the show Lupin on Netflix. It's alright.

doltman is house in
egg munch eat egg
small bird doltman sees
window sees bird through
doltman egg munch thinks
bird branch sit bend
now doltman house leave
fly bird up fly
doltman sky gaze up
empty sky doltman sky
no bird now bird blank
empty house window blank
empty garden doltman stand
no bird now blank sky

>>25609490
Watch the Lupin animes. They're kino as fuck.

>>25609525
>animu
Anon, I...

>>25609423
There are those who chase god and those who inhabit Godliness. Which are you? How do you know?

I have a guess, that you're like my retarded step-brother, driving two hours to Brampton to sit in a "mens group" cult meeting from 8am-4pm, then promptly speeding home as fast as his Chevy Spark will take him, so he can go to church again from 4-12am. He says you can't be a part-time Christian, I tell him he can't cheat God. He went to 9 four hour meetings about truth but doesnt know Plato, or the word Epistemology. He doesnt know anything, really, despite going to church 20 hours a week. As the most selfish person I've ever met, no amount of Jesus will get this 33 year old virgin, who took a vow of celibacy at 32, a woman of any rapport.

>>25609545
Yeah, yeah... I'm well aware. I haven't really cared about anime for years but the Lupin ones were some of the last ones I ever watched and they're genuinely entertaining.

Anyone have that image with some attractive 18/19 year old girl posts a picture about finishing her first book on reddit along with her face, some guy messages her claiming to have cancer and what would really help him is to have a picture of her feet, and she sends him one? I saw it posted on here many years ago and it occasionally pops into mind.

the time to jack off is now

>>25608582
My day wasn’t very nice. Tell me something nice about yours.

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Alright, chapter 23 was actually fire

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>>25609578

There NEEDS to be a footfag genocide.

>>25609669
Every Chinese S&M video is just foot shit from front to back. They'll post videos of them hanging a dog up with a wire while they burn its eyes out with a blow torch or of some giant disgusting centipede ripping a little hamster apart and they put a pink bow on the hamsters head, but for sex as far as they'll go is a businesswoman sitting on a couch and patting her feet on a guy's stomach. I guess it's some lingering cultural defiance against capitulating too far to Japanese cultural influence.

>>25608848
It's even worse when every conversation turns into something about people's kids and not themselves

>>25609666
Nice. Thank you.

NEW >>25609791
NEW >>25609791
NEW >>25609791

>>25609666
some girl

>>25609767
Usually it's worse. But if it's a fat woman you're talking to sometimes it's a relief.

>>25609555
No, I just posted the best of Michael Savage ridiculous bullshit. He said all that shit on TV and radio.The idea that God is scheduling somene’s podcast appearances is very very funny.

>>25609821
How?