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*What book are you reading? (part 2)

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Someone gave that to me and explained that it could potentially radically alter my thinking - but as I read it it just seemed to get ever more entirely predictable. What do you think thus far?

I like it, I kinda get what you mean about it getting predictable, but I reckon that's a result of my understanding the previous chapters IYSWIM :)
 
The Sexual Education of Edith Wharton - Gloria C Erlich

which amounts so far to some academic bollocks relating to having a nanny do most of the caring for a child
 
there's a website called 'fuck my life', where people send in little snippets about examples of lifes' challenges that they have encountered- usually of the 'i was having a wank and my mum came in with a cup of tea while i had my eyes closed' sort, and then after the example it says 'FML'.
 
yes, but how does that go with DotC's discussing a work of literature with his sister (unless she's not an adult of course)?
 
i don't know. i would imagine she may be in that discomforting hinterland where dotcommunist still thinks of her as a child even though she has reached the dewy apex of her womanhood. maybe dotcommunist would rather not think about his sister having a dewy apex of womanhood. maybe dotcommunist would, in all honesty, rather be watching the dog whisperer and eating oatcakes than having to have earnest conversations about nabakov with his sister. i don't know. ask him, man.
 
been dipping into a collection of essays by Michael Chabon, which is a bit meh.

Now getting into Oscar & Lucinda by Peter Carey
 
i don't know. i would imagine she may be in that discomforting hinterland where dotcommunist still thinks of her as a child even though she has reached the dewy apex of her womanhood. maybe dotcommunist would rather not think about his sister having a dewy apex of womanhood. maybe dotcommunist would, in all honesty, rather be watching the dog whisperer and eating oatcakes than having to have earnest conversations about nabakov with his sister. i don't know. ask him, man.

:D
 
I don't have a sister, but when the poster referred to his little sister studying nabakov's lolita I assumed gcse age and imagined how uncomfortable I'd feel discussing it with her. But who knows, maybe hypothetical sister and I would have had the sort of relationship that meant it wouldn't have been uncomfortable for me in any way.
 
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