life is totally kafkaesque

[Deleted member 132430]

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[Abdullahm06]

i looked up the definition and i still dont understand what the word means

 

[isis_Bleach]

foids love that word

 

[Deleted member 132430]

foids love that word

church..

 

[Deleted member 132430]

i looked up the definition and i still dont understand what the word means

idk exactly either tbh like confusing or smth

 

[aryan mogger]

Episode 9

 

[aryan mogger]

Gets Mogged by supernatural tbh

 

[Deleted member 132430]

Gets Mogged by supernatural tbh

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[Ultimate Subhuman™]

Faggot
Kafka Is a fucking Faggot
thats why he killed himself

 

[aryan mogger]

Faggot
Kafka Is a fucking Faggot
thats why he killed himself

No its bcuz he was a protocel

 

[Zeekie]

i looked up the definition and i still dont understand what the word means

Allow me to illuminate you, my dear friend! Kafkaesque is a term derived from the literature of Franz Kafka, I think he was Czech or something around that area, but he was a writer, most famous for The Metamorphosis or The Trial. Kaskaesque is usually used to define situations (or other literature, movies, plays, whatever in a narrative sense) that's nonsensical and bureaucratic, the best way to understand this is looking at the two books I mentioned:

- The metamorphosis: A guy wakes up one day being turned into a giant bug, and his first worry is how he's going to get to work rather than the fact that he's a giant cockroach.

- The Trial: Some guy is told he's being sent to trial for a crime, he's never told what crime he committed, he's never incarcerated, and the whole process seems to be intentionally obfuscated all the time by bureaucratic.

OP probably is trying to say that life is very fucking absurd and unfair for apparently no reason, and that the Powers That Be subject us to immense amounts of torture with no answer to give for our suffering.

 

[5aesar]

Allow me to illuminate you, my dear friend! Kafkaesque is a term derived from the literature of Franz Kafka, I think he was Czech or something around that area, but he was a writer, most famous for The Metamorphosis or The Trial. Kaskaesque is usually used to define situations (or other literature, movies, plays, whatever in a narrative sense) that's nonsensical and bureaucratic, the best way to understand this is looking at the two books I mentioned:

- The metamorphosis: A guy wakes up one day being turned into a giant bug, and his first worry is how he's going to get to work rather than the fact that he's a giant cockroach.

- The Trial: Some guy is told he's being sent to trial for a crime, he's never told what crime he committed, he's never incarcerated, and the whole process seems to be intentionally obfuscated all the time by bureaucratic.

OP probably is trying to say that life is very fucking absurd and unfair for apparently no reason, and that the Powers That Be subject us to immense amounts of torture with no answer to give for our suffering.

So basically absurdist literature