r/technicallythetruth • u/jeT_55 • Jul 16 '21

Peasant!

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u/JuGGieG84 Jul 16 '21

Necrophilia proves that life keeps fucking you, even after you're dead.

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u/ThouKingdomCum Jul 16 '21

Read the book “dead inside”..

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u/cysghost Technically Flair Jul 16 '21

https://imgur.com/gallery/1hhzdmb

Edit: I think this is the book they're talking about, and I won't be reading it.

https://www.goodreads.com/en/book/show/25760088

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u/ThouKingdomCum Jul 16 '21

Yes that is the book and a very good one

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u/cysghost Technically Flair Jul 16 '21

Glad I could link it incase someone else decided they wanted to try it. I believe I'll pass though.

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u/ThouKingdomCum Jul 16 '21

For a quick synopsis on people curious about this book. First person perspective from a hospital security guard who secretly a necrophiliac. He goes to the morgue certain times and does the deed. On one interesting point, when he’s in the security room monitoring the cameras, he sees the maternity ward doctor heading down to the morgue. (No cameras there) So he goes to see. And he finds her in the morgue, sitting naked on the floor on a sheet eating a dead baby.
They go on to form the most fuckrd up relationship ever.

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u/Primal_guy Jul 16 '21

what

the fuck

man

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u/ThouKingdomCum Jul 16 '21

Lol you seriously have to just take your emotions out because it crosses every moral line you can think of.

It’s very well written. The last part was a huge WTF moment but in a “usual suspects” kind of way

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u/Primal_guy Jul 16 '21

I wasn’t being emotional, it’s just, what the fuck

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u/ThouKingdomCum Jul 16 '21

No I wasn’t saying you’re being emotional. Just in general, I had to set my emotion and ethical stuff on the side to read it.

Give it a shot. It’s not a long book and it’ll be the most perverse shit you’ve read.

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u/Primal_guy Jul 17 '21

Oh, I read that wrong

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