All Comments on 'The Seagull'

by Nils Huim

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dooxdooxover 6 years ago

wtf did i just read?

AnonymousAnonymousover 6 years ago
Where's the Incest?

Maybe the author doesn't understand the meaning?

sunburycdsunburycdover 6 years ago
?

I feel like I just dropped some acid

AnonymousAnonymousover 6 years ago
???

I’m confused...

AnonymousAnonymousover 6 years ago

this doesn't even deserve a -1... the most confusing story I have even read.

AnonymousAnonymousover 6 years ago
Interesting

The incest is in the boy’s lust for his mother & his father taking him in the shower. This is a very surreal read and it is very confusing what is the reality and what is in the mind. If this is in the mind, as in a dream, it leads a lot of questions about the narrator. If part of this is in reality, is this a psychotic break of some sort.

This read isn’t a piece of crap like the rating suggests, it is very odd though, not super incest-y erotic. Very odd short story. Disturbing, but interesting.

Athenais_MarcellAthenais_Marcellover 6 years ago
Beautifully written

Ignore all the negative feedback.This was artfully written and, if I had to guess, a description of your character's dreams as he slept at a nude beach.

I hope you keep writing.

Athenais

AnonymousAnonymousover 6 years ago
WTF???

This was beyond stupid. I guess the writer is coming down after a horrible acid trip or a very bad hangover. Please do not write anymore!

gunhilltraingunhilltrainabout 6 years ago
Strange but interesting

I agree with two of the commenters above who say this isn't supposed to be taken literally. It could be one of several things: a dream, a fantasy, a hallucination. There may be a mind-altering substance involved.

For lack of another term I'd call it surrealism. There is a place on this site for that.

SuzyFloosieSuzyFloosieover 4 years ago
Funny

I like it lol for the stupid people the sea gull shits while hes a sleep making him have thoughts about being spunked on,....... read again lol

They are missing your genius.

Anonymous
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