[ SECRET POST #3411 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3411 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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11. [SPOILERS for Homestuck]




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12. [WARNING for rape]




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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

The one guy in the book who liked his immortality did make a pretty convincing argument for it. I think I was hoping Winnie would drink the water when I read it for the first time. But afterwards I suddenly realized if you never died, you'd still be around for the end of the world, and eventually the end of the universe, floating around in freezing nothingness forever. So in the end it wasn't the book's points about seeing your mortal loved ones grow old and die and having keep moving and change your identity that convinced me I really wouldn't want to live forever. That I could deal with.

On another note, I hate how you can't talk about this book anymore without it being made all about how creepy it was that the guy told Winnie wait till she was his age to drink the water so they could get married. I get it, everything's problematic, but when we read it in class 20 years ago nobody's mind was corrupted. Stop derailing everything already.

[(Anonymous)]

You should watch it's such a beautiful day.