So how can people remain bluepilled after reading that author? I'm reading Great Expectations. What's that book if not a lesson in the blackpill? Miss Havisham is a bitter old woman who hates men after being abandoned by Chad. Stella is a Stacey who hates subChad men. Pip's sister is a Becky who hates the fact that she got married to a poor ugly man. She doesn't care that he's hard-working and gentle to her brother whom he helps to raise. He's a bluebilled man who's constantly physically abused by his own wife. This book is pure blackpill. How did people miss those blackpills in Dickens' work? unreal.
