Write what's in your mind.
Write what's in your mind
Dylan Robinson
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Ian Young
Trying to write Christmas-themed erotica desu. Tell me if you get a boner: pastebin.com
Kayden Smith
how much longer are we going to have these thinly veiled "write about your feelings" threads? when are we going to have a blue board general discussion board?
just because you type out "write" doesn't mean it's literature related 2bdesu
Samuel Perry
This.
Noah Gonzalez
I'm a European who is starting to believe the naive glorification of liberty in the US is the only master discourse I can find any reason to live by anymore
Justin Thomas
it's a containment thread you fag. hide it if you don't want to read it.
Andrew Brown
Polnareff was clearly the best character.
Josiah Ortiz
I'm starting to believe in /pol/.
Juan Ward
This is my IRL situation desu I'm quite bored and want to write something autistic af.
I'm currently sitting in a box near a gate and protecting a location, so let's talk about the internet.
The internet is practically a world of its own, it has its own physical laws, antrophologies and human social activity works well in it, and yet, it seems no one really cares about doing the most basic thing and applying some thinking into it.
The internet provides both sadness and happiness, so let's try to fix that, let's make an ethics for it.
The virtues of the internet:
Creativity, Creating, Being nice
Creativity is being up to date enough to know how to create original content(note: all content is original, even about the same ideas, as long as it isn't a copy of a previous work and or doesnt add anything of value to said work)
Creating is the virtue of making stuff.
The internet does not care if you make bad or good content, making any content makes the internet bigger, the size of the audience does not matter, those who make high quality videos for no one are better than those who make low quality garbage for everyone.
Being nice is the ultimate missing part of internet debate.
People take things too much to heart, they rarely participate in honest and thoughtful conversation online, this is hurtful to them, to waste time on false debate instead of doing the right thing and engage in calm debate, debate is, after all, a conversation of allies in a quest for knowledge, not two opponents in the quest of finding who is right.
Jonathan Hughes
>implying childhood isn't the zenith of human experience