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I hope this question is alright. So here's the thing, I've read Musashi Miyamoto's book and I've read parts of Seneca, and those were pretty easy to understand. But all I got from the first bit of The Myth of Sisyphus was, don't kill yourself, it's dumb and there's no good reason. Like I could tell there was more but I just didn't get it. Am I dumb or is it really this large of a jump, secondly, yall got any tips to make this a bit easier?

Hello, r/preppy

I am 6'4 male, and what most would consider quite skinny. The two sweaters now make me look like I'm just wearing a sheet of a comfortable variety. Would any of you know of a sweater brand that is affordable (not $100 affordable, because that's what people think it means), but would also fit my skinny and rectangular frame, or do I need to get a tailor?

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So I might be going crazy or focusing on the wrong stuff but like...people be talking about the person to person morality of characters in this series but I'm over here like "Velaris does not and never will have the right to exist". I need to know if I'm tweaking or not cause like them locking up Nesta is like low tier to the shit they do constantly, don't even get me started on Feyre as High Lady, I genuinely had to put my book down cause it is the most clear cut way of showing the patriarchy and fulfilment of roles by incompetent people.

Now it's not the actual story that upsets me because I could care less, and I understand it's a romance series but still I feel like this stuff never gets talked about when talking about morality of characters and such. Anywho, maybe it's just me being paranoid of the common human and their lack of intellectual reading.

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