Demons DO enter your body through the anus, because the mixture of pain and pleasure caused by the immoral act of sodomy causes so much psychic confusion that a portal to your soul opens up in your anus for the demon to enter.
This is how demons get inside of everyone. They conflate pleasure with pain. They also conflate truth with untruth.
The anus is only ONE way that demons enter a human body, BUT IT IS ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT ONES.
This is why so many of you have suffered from pedophilia and sodomy as children. The demons spread to you in this way, in the same way that vampirism spreads through bites.
Reject these homosexual demons and drive them out of your body. I implore you. The world will be a better place. I will forgive you if you expel the demons from your body and stop causing harm to the world around you.
This message is brought to you by truth and decency and concern for your well being as well as the well being of the world around, NOT "bigotry" or "ignorance".
One time this guy was screaming at his girlfriend and throwing her belongings onto the streets at 3am. I intervene and the guy beats my soy physique and scurries away. At least I saved the girl, right? No, she scurries along with him.
I found that book in a free bin a few years ago before I knew who Sade was. A close female friend of mine asked me if I had a spare book she could borrow and I gave her that because I didnt know what it was about, I assumed it was like a classic romance novel or something. That made things awkward the next time i saw her.
If it doesn't involve some ham-fisted "dystopia" or mAgICaL WoRld bUiLDiNg, or if it's written for an audience old enough to vote, than /r/books won't understand it.
Maybe I'm a straight up autist, but I unironically love magical world building. I love Brandon Sanderson's complex magic systems and I love sci-fi government structures like in Starship Troopers or Dune.
I don't think I've ever though about them long enough to have an opinion on them. The first word that comes to mind is useful though. So I would say my opinion on them is that they are useful.
Sometimes they read Stephen King too, but it takes them like 6 months to finish one of his books and then they write 5 paragraphs how it changed their life.
That's such a good way to be with books. One of my friends was doing the same thing and I was like, "why would you even bother finishing it if you hate it? Just move on to something enjoyable." I really like YA fiction. I find them enjoyable, and any day of the week I'm going to pick one up to read over some classic just because some old white dude things it's outstanding.
I'll admit though, I have a thing against anything considered a classic, because most of the time, they're not even that good. They were just significant when they came out. There are a few that I like, but overall I've never been particularly impressed with classics, especially one's written by men.
Woman tries to grandstand her short attention span and inability to read thing above a 3rd grade level.
They can't understand that while you should never read stuff you don't enjoy, you should enjoy reading literature. Like, shit, maybe you don't like Mr. Dead White Dude for whatever reason. Read Chinese fairy tales! Read Aztec mythology! Read Rumi, if you think Persians aren't white! There's a bunch of shit in there, and not all of it's a western European's ruminations on the nature of modernity as he imagines a girl masturbating while yelling "brekkek! brekkek! brekkek!".
Literature's mostly a nonsense term. All it really means is "good books".
Someone should ask her what she thinks of Alexandre Dumas and watch her brain explode. I also love how she blames old white men for her shit tier taste. Imagine thinking Tolkien, Shakespeare, Dickens, Kafka, C.S. Lewis, Hemingway etc. aren't popular because they are good writers but instead because old white men trick people into thinking they are. How is it possible to be that stupid?
r/books is straight up trash and full of millennial idiots who think reading a Kafka book makes them an intellectual. But what's wrong with audiobooks? I read a lot but I also listen to audiobooks as well. I probably doubled the books I read last year because of audiobooks. Sometimes it's nice to just listen while you clean or run errands. I'm usually reading 3 books at a time. 1 nonfiction, 1 fiction, and 1 audiobook.
It seems like r/books is the type of people who tell others they read but actually listen to audiobooks because they can't focus for more than 5 minutes.
Is this a copypasta or am I experiencing deja vu because I'm pretty sure I've seen this exact same post before somewhere? Anyways, I never bothered with audiobooks, but I imagine I'd find them a hassle because listening to someone reading the book out loud is much slower than reading the book yourself. If I'm reading something, I want to focus solely on reading it. If I had to listen to someone read a book my millennial lack of attention span would kick in and I'd get bored and go do something else while listening in the background and barely paying attention to it. I guess that's fine when you have some podcast or some shitty genre fiction as background noise, but if it's an actual book worth reading it feels like a waste. Also, I never understood how people can concurrently read several books at once. If I'm reading something, I'm generally enjoying it and want to read it. Why would I stop halfway to read a different book? Are you forcing yourself to read stuff to fill up your goodreads quota or something? And finally, fuck you long post bot I know I'm going to trigger you again with this post fuck off I hate you leave me alone you asshole.
It's actually not pasta. I listen to audio books on 1.5 so it forces me to concentrate. I read a lot of books because I love reading both fiction and non-fiction and I just love learning. I take classes at the local junior college for fun. Basically I'm just a huge nerd.
Usually I read my non-fiction book during my lunch break and I read fiction before I go to bed. I listen to my audio books when it's slow at work or I'm at the gym or driving. I probably read 2-3 hours per day if you include audio books. I used to be a huge gaymer and I wanted to fill my time with something more productive so I started reading and it has basically become an obsession. When books come out that I have been waiting for like the 5th GoT, I read the 1,500 page book in 2 days. Honestly, it's probably not healthy but you could have worse vices I guess.
I had to read One Hundred Years of Solitude by the same author for my thesis reading list/critical afterword for the thesis. It made me physically ill, and I ended up just doing a Sparknotes version of it because I didn't want to trigger my PTSD.
Remember, these are the people who claim they'll be leading the revolution.
One of the few political quirks that legitimately gets me riled up is people claiming PTSD when they want a stronger word for “offended” or “grossed out”. PTSD has been so devalued as a phrase that it has become a blow off laughing stock word, and I hate it.
Claiming PTSD is trendy for mayo gussy because it’s invisible and gives them some extra standing on the oppression ladder. Unironically disgusts me.
Does who? I have encountered various femoids in real life claiming to be suffering from PTSD/trauma, and of course all the retards you see online.
The real life ones usually used it to shut down arguments they didn’t like or to make excuses for taking long breaks at work/doing a shitty job.
I once overheard two of them comparing their levels of mental trauma. It was a wonderful one-upping conversation between too girls that were clearly both reaching to remember as many things as possible from their tumblr self-diagnosis research.
Speaking of things that will gross you out and fuck you up, look up that news story of that russian girl that called her mom while bears were literally eating her alive.
This is evocative of the puerile reaction to a YA author who acquiesced and expunged slavery from her novel due to accusations of it being analogues to American slavery and let perpetuating racism. These people conflate a character condoning heinous acts/abhorrent beliefs with the author being a direct proponent.
I really do believe that they cannot distinguish fact from fiction anymore. Fictional oppression has become so entrenched in their lives that their real political sensibilities impede comprehension of reality and refuses to demarcate.
It's all histrionics and advocacy for censorship; if reading a novel with misogynistic aspects or whatever they find repugnant invokes emotional distress then what a way to illustrate your privileged life!
The only people more delusional than millennial white girls are middle-age moms.
Something about having kids makes it impossible for her to understand anymore that whats happening in a book or movie isn't real, or that her personal opinions aren't actually moral imperatives
Seems like OP understood why characters reacted the way they did after someone pointed out the theme of the book.
What you're not getting about the book is that love is treated as a disease. Like cholera. Get it? Just because Marquez uses the word love to describe something a character does does NOT mean it's a positive thing.
Thanks for pointing that out. You’re right-I didn’t get that.
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1 SnapshillBot 2019-02-22
ALL of you have literal demons inside of you.
Demons DO enter your body through the anus, because the mixture of pain and pleasure caused by the immoral act of sodomy causes so much psychic confusion that a portal to your soul opens up in your anus for the demon to enter.
This is how demons get inside of everyone. They conflate pleasure with pain. They also conflate truth with untruth.
The anus is only ONE way that demons enter a human body, BUT IT IS ONE OF THE MOST PROMINENT ONES.
This is why so many of you have suffered from pedophilia and sodomy as children. The demons spread to you in this way, in the same way that vampirism spreads through bites.
Reject these homosexual demons and drive them out of your body. I implore you. The world will be a better place. I will forgive you if you expel the demons from your body and stop causing harm to the world around you.
This message is brought to you by truth and decency and concern for your well being as well as the well being of the world around, NOT "bigotry" or "ignorance".
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1 MikeStoklasaAlcohol 2019-02-22
1 MehmedIIDidNoWrong 2019-02-22
What you're telling me there's genuinely evil people out there?!
1 MalcolmFFucker 2019-02-22
TBH I thought that life was like a Natty comic and everyone just acknowledges when they’re doing something problematic the moment that they do it.
1 Medibee 2019-02-22
I deserve this and worse!
1 Ed_BotteredToast 2019-02-22
Are you that autistic ?
He means what's upset him is the women enjoying it.
1 MehmedIIDidNoWrong 2019-02-22
Wtf kind of question even is this. Where do you think you are?
1 TheLordHighExecu 2019-02-22
people are weird.
One time this guy was screaming at his girlfriend and throwing her belongings onto the streets at 3am. I intervene and the guy beats my soy physique and scurries away. At least I saved the girl, right? No, she scurries along with him.
1 do_a_humanflag 2019-02-22
Don't let him read Lolita, it has hebephilia.
Also not Gravity's Rainbow, it had coprophilia.
Also not The Recognitions, it had incestual core.
Wow, literature is really quite degenerate.
1 charming_tatum 2019-02-22
Imagine if he read The Crimes of Love
1 do_a_humanflag 2019-02-22
de Sade is cheating
1 charming_tatum 2019-02-22
I found that book in a free bin a few years ago before I knew who Sade was. A close female friend of mine asked me if I had a spare book she could borrow and I gave her that because I didnt know what it was about, I assumed it was like a classic romance novel or something. That made things awkward the next time i saw her.
1 do_a_humanflag 2019-02-22
If I was a bugman I'd say YIKES now.
1 Aiwatcher 2019-02-22
That guy really knew how to party
1 e-guy 2019-02-22
To be fair, imagine actually reading Gravity's Rainbow.
Pynchon stans should be shot. If you're going to read purposefully dense and rather boring novels, they at least ought to be metatextual.
This post was made by the David Wallace Gang.
1 wumbo17412 2019-02-22
thinking DFW is better than based pinecone man
yikes...
1 westofthetracks 2019-02-22
lmao dfw > is even more pleb than pynchon
1 Coonass_alt 2019-02-22
L Y N C H I A N
1 TreLoon 2019-02-22
The more boring and obtuse the more smarterer
1 Seattle_Bussy_Lmao 2019-02-22
I liked all the banana recipes at the beginning of GR but stopped reading when I realized he was just masterbating-out a novel.
1 CordialCalamity 2019-02-22
If it doesn't involve some ham-fisted "dystopia" or mAgICaL WoRld bUiLDiNg, or if it's written for an audience old enough to vote, than /r/books won't understand it.
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
Maybe I'm a straight up autist, but I unironically love magical world building. I love Brandon Sanderson's complex magic systems and I love sci-fi government structures like in Starship Troopers or Dune.
1 CordialCalamity 2019-02-22
tbh if you have to ask... 🤷♂️
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
I probably have the tism.
1 SethLJM 2019-02-22
Dude check out Christopher G Nuttal. He has some great Sci-fi series that have great world building.
1 Vurtizontal 2019-02-22
Shut the fuck up.
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
Well that wasn't very nice.
1 bG9sIG5pY2UgdHJ5Cg 2019-02-22
rood
1 Captain_Bunghole 2019-02-22
Nah this kind of stuff is for normies now. You're probably only about 85% autist
1 nicerredditaccount 2019-02-22
The most for normies now thing is capeshit.
1 tenebrous_cloud 2019-02-22
what the fuck is this sentence
1 ubermanwolf 2019-02-22
The most(adverb) for-normies-now(adjective) thing(noun) is capeshit(shit).
1 Femicide 2019-02-22
it makes sense if you re-arrange the words.
1 agenderphobe 2019-02-22
I don't think there's a "maybe" here.
1 austinmonster 2019-02-22
I bet you wanna marry Sanderson, don't you? Don't we all?
1 pepperouchau 2019-02-22
What is your opinion on choo choo trains?
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
I don't think I've ever though about them long enough to have an opinion on them. The first word that comes to mind is useful though. So I would say my opinion on them is that they are useful.
1 TreLoon 2019-02-22
Loving it isn't bad. Loving only it means you have a lot more to explore!
1 Elite_AI 2019-02-22
Worry not, little one. You are permitted to have shit taste.
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
I have the best taste.
1 spookyguy109 2019-02-22
Don’t forget strong female protagonist
1 iNEEDheplreddit 2019-02-22
One of many genders and races
1 bG9sIG5pY2UgdHJ5Cg 2019-02-22
*person of gender
1 XakeMarte 2019-02-22
Wow, art and media represent both the good and bad parts of life. Endorsement is the problem, you fucks.
1 SpiceAndEvNice 2019-02-22
lmao at the girl saying "I like YA novels" and then shitting on Gabriel Garcia Marquez.
1 sea_lecture 2019-02-22
this is basically the entirety of /r/books
worthless place
1 wumbo17412 2019-02-22
they don't always read YA novels though
sometimes they read comic books
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
Sometimes they read Stephen King too, but it takes them like 6 months to finish one of his books and then they write 5 paragraphs how it changed their life.
1 MargarineIsEvil 2019-02-22
Wow, just wow
1 bG9sIG5pY2UgdHJ5Cg 2019-02-22
[sticky] Monthly Harry Potter Appreciation Megathread!
1 JoeFalchetto 2019-02-22
Woman tries to grandstand her short attention span and inability to read thing above a 3rd grade level.
1 Elite_AI 2019-02-22
They can't understand that while you should never read stuff you don't enjoy, you should enjoy reading literature. Like, shit, maybe you don't like Mr. Dead White Dude for whatever reason. Read Chinese fairy tales! Read Aztec mythology! Read Rumi, if you think Persians aren't white! There's a bunch of shit in there, and not all of it's a western European's ruminations on the nature of modernity as he imagines a girl masturbating while yelling "brekkek! brekkek! brekkek!".
Literature's mostly a nonsense term. All it really means is "good books".
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
Someone should ask her what she thinks of Alexandre Dumas and watch her brain explode. I also love how she blames old white men for her shit tier taste. Imagine thinking Tolkien, Shakespeare, Dickens, Kafka, C.S. Lewis, Hemingway etc. aren't popular because they are good writers but instead because old white men trick people into thinking they are. How is it possible to be that stupid?
1 MargarineIsEvil 2019-02-22
Marquez is trash though, unlike the real chads, Borges and Bolano.
1 Singulaire 2019-02-22
Marquez is legitimately an overrated author, though. Midnight's Children is a strictly superior version of One Hundred Years of Solitude. CMV.
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
N.K. Jemisin is the best author of all time and the only reason people don't know this is because of white men and the patriarchy.
1 tiredbrownbelt 2019-02-22
That got a chuckle out of me.
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
r/books is straight up trash and full of millennial idiots who think reading a Kafka book makes them an intellectual. But what's wrong with audiobooks? I read a lot but I also listen to audiobooks as well. I probably doubled the books I read last year because of audiobooks. Sometimes it's nice to just listen while you clean or run errands. I'm usually reading 3 books at a time. 1 nonfiction, 1 fiction, and 1 audiobook.
1 Peetrius 2019-02-22
It seems like r/books is the type of people who tell others they read but actually listen to audiobooks because they can't focus for more than 5 minutes.
1 EddingtonDidNothingW 2019-02-22
Is this a copypasta or am I experiencing deja vu because I'm pretty sure I've seen this exact same post before somewhere? Anyways, I never bothered with audiobooks, but I imagine I'd find them a hassle because listening to someone reading the book out loud is much slower than reading the book yourself. If I'm reading something, I want to focus solely on reading it. If I had to listen to someone read a book my millennial lack of attention span would kick in and I'd get bored and go do something else while listening in the background and barely paying attention to it. I guess that's fine when you have some podcast or some shitty genre fiction as background noise, but if it's an actual book worth reading it feels like a waste. Also, I never understood how people can concurrently read several books at once. If I'm reading something, I'm generally enjoying it and want to read it. Why would I stop halfway to read a different book? Are you forcing yourself to read stuff to fill up your goodreads quota or something? And finally, fuck you long post bot I know I'm going to trigger you again with this post fuck off I hate you leave me alone you asshole.
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
It's actually not pasta. I listen to audio books on 1.5 so it forces me to concentrate. I read a lot of books because I love reading both fiction and non-fiction and I just love learning. I take classes at the local junior college for fun. Basically I'm just a huge nerd.
Usually I read my non-fiction book during my lunch break and I read fiction before I go to bed. I listen to my audio books when it's slow at work or I'm at the gym or driving. I probably read 2-3 hours per day if you include audio books. I used to be a huge gaymer and I wanted to fill my time with something more productive so I started reading and it has basically become an obsession. When books come out that I have been waiting for like the 5th GoT, I read the 1,500 page book in 2 days. Honestly, it's probably not healthy but you could have worse vices I guess.
1 Wegwerfkontobelegt 2019-02-22
Your Pulitzer is in the mail.
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
Tight
1 sea_lecture 2019-02-22
your post too mate
1 bG9sIG5pY2UgdHJ5Cg 2019-02-22
Don't you DARE talk against long post bot SMH
1 Poolooloo 2019-02-22
Gay
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
No
1 Frostfright 2019-02-22
Audiobooks are great. My commute is much better with them.
1 GARBAGE_MACHINE 2019-02-22
Remember, these are the people who claim they'll be leading the revolution.
1 SkaterMan 2019-02-22
Sparknotes for a thesis😂😂😂😂
1 2938_throwd 2019-02-22
One of the few political quirks that legitimately gets me riled up is people claiming PTSD when they want a stronger word for “offended” or “grossed out”. PTSD has been so devalued as a phrase that it has become a blow off laughing stock word, and I hate it.
Claiming PTSD is trendy for mayo gussy because it’s invisible and gives them some extra standing on the oppression ladder. Unironically disgusts me.
1 wumbo17412 2019-02-22
excuse me sweaty but twitter replies disgreeing with me and seeing children get blown up by IEDs are equally valid reasons to have PTSD
1 SithisTheDreadFather 2019-02-22
There's zero difference between an active warzone and browsing twitter in bed. You imbecile. You fucking moron.
1 aweigh01 2019-02-22
"Sweetie". It's sweetie.
1 UnkillRebooted 2019-02-22
Out out out
1 FunkyFreshMeme 2019-02-22
You make me physically ill.
1 Wopitikitotengo 2019-02-22
It's getting to 'ME' levels for made up femayo illnesses
1 MargarineIsEvil 2019-02-22
Does she start screaming and shit before having a proper nervous breakdown? Because that's what my uncle who had PTSD from an actual war did.
1 2938_throwd 2019-02-22
Does who? I have encountered various femoids in real life claiming to be suffering from PTSD/trauma, and of course all the retards you see online.
The real life ones usually used it to shut down arguments they didn’t like or to make excuses for taking long breaks at work/doing a shitty job.
I once overheard two of them comparing their levels of mental trauma. It was a wonderful one-upping conversation between too girls that were clearly both reaching to remember as many things as possible from their tumblr self-diagnosis research.
1 MargarineIsEvil 2019-02-22
The /r/books idiot. Having actually seen someone get triggered with PTSD, this shit really annoys me.
1 2938_throwd 2019-02-22
Gib link.
1 TreLoon 2019-02-22
Probably meant OP
1 UrMumsMyPassword 2019-02-22
You described gussy perfectly here, why use all them extra words?
1 nybbas 2019-02-22
Speaking of things that will gross you out and fuck you up, look up that news story of that russian girl that called her mom while bears were literally eating her alive.
1 MalcolmFFucker 2019-02-22
I had to read that book in high school when I was fifteen. I can’t even imagine being as much of a giant tampon as this person.
1 AtaraxicMegatron 2019-02-22
tfw you can't read Harry Potter for your thesis
1 Poolooloo 2019-02-22
This person has a graduate degree from a real life University. What a joke.
1 bG9sIG5pY2UgdHJ5Cg 2019-02-22
TBF they didn't say they passed
1 GARBAGE_MACHINE 2019-02-22
Or a worthless online University.
1 Poolooloo 2019-02-22
Honestly these days if it was Harvard I wouldn’t be surprised
1 GARBAGE_MACHINE 2019-02-22
I'm getting a master's in multicultural diversity :)
1 Poolooloo 2019-02-22
PhD in making sure everywhere you go there is a billboard with a frizzy haired mullata within your line of sight
1 Coonass_alt 2019-02-22
i mean so do i, its not hard
1 bG9sIG5pY2UgdHJ5Cg 2019-02-22
The revolution will be sparknotised
1 Seattle_Bussy_Lmao 2019-02-22
And yet these people clamor to be paid as much as a STEM degree.
1 SkaterMan 2019-02-22
Lmao theres someone there who used sparknotes on their thesis 😂😂😂
1 Nebor 2019-02-22
YOUR FICTION IS VIOLENCE!
1 Coonass_alt 2019-02-22
>ugh
yikes
1 NapoleonBonerpart5 2019-02-22
This ain't it chief.
1 YesChancellor 2019-02-22
Y ' A L L
1 TreLoon 2019-02-22
Gonna be a firm y'all from me
1 Elite_AI 2019-02-22
>yikes
cringe
1 VelvetDreamers 2019-02-22
This is evocative of the puerile reaction to a YA author who acquiesced and expunged slavery from her novel due to accusations of it being analogues to American slavery and let perpetuating racism. These people conflate a character condoning heinous acts/abhorrent beliefs with the author being a direct proponent.
I really do believe that they cannot distinguish fact from fiction anymore. Fictional oppression has become so entrenched in their lives that their real political sensibilities impede comprehension of reality and refuses to demarcate.
It's all histrionics and advocacy for censorship; if reading a novel with misogynistic aspects or whatever they find repugnant invokes emotional distress then what a way to illustrate your privileged life!
1 MalcolmFFucker 2019-02-22
Verily, I concur with thy spontaneous musings, good gentlesir! As Pliny the Elder said: audentes Fortuna adiuvat.
1 d-amazo 2019-02-22
is this pasta or are you just that autistic?
1 VelvetDreamers 2019-02-22
Pastas are too sophisticated for my palate and I'm on a diet; salads are my preference atm.
1 Earl_of_Grab 2019-02-22
I agree but holy shit put the thesaurus down nerd.
1 gilmore606 2019-02-22
i would love for these dumb sensitive children to read my favorite book)
1 wumbo17412 2019-02-22
there is no subreddit more against reading and good literature than r/books
1 bG9sIG5pY2UgdHJ5Cg 2019-02-22
DAE le sorting hat lmao
1 d-amazo 2019-02-22
lol the op is a middle aged white housewife who doesn't do anything besides talk about her dogs and kids
1 Earl_of_Grab 2019-02-22
The only people more delusional than millennial white girls are middle-age moms.
Something about having kids makes it impossible for her to understand anymore that whats happening in a book or movie isn't real, or that her personal opinions aren't actually moral imperatives
1 iNEEDheplreddit 2019-02-22
Wtf is wrong with these people?
1 ArtisanalCollabo 2019-02-22
Who knew members of the degenerate class (creatives) would be into writing about degeneracy. To the gulags with them
1 Ultrashitposter 2019-02-22
Just wait till he starts readin Journey to the end of the Night
1 Leather_Grapefruit 2019-02-22
Seems like OP understood why characters reacted the way they did after someone pointed out the theme of the book.
1 IllustriousQuail 2019-02-22
I love that some of those takes were so hot that people had to break the glass on "So Brave" and start using it again.
1 Hypt1929 2019-02-22
A regular book reader who has no idea how to use a semicolon.
1 austinmonster 2019-02-22
Read the comments. It's quite uplifting.
1 Ranilen 2019-02-22
Excuse you sir, sometimes my books don't have wizards, but they do have wookies or Batman. Checkmate.
1 Anagalmeshshu 2019-02-22
Can any of you fellas recommend a better reading subreddit?