/lit/ - Literature

Where the fuck do I find beta readers?

>>23182100
>OP uses greentext and reaction image to convey his thoughts

>s**jaks
>in 2024

Why nobody told me than idea guying some isekai story where a generic self insert hero goes in a generic isekai adventure, and where I have to idea fag a new totally original and not really a ripoff from a popular FOTM wifu, and like ideafag them falling in love with the MC and after 10 pages start taking his dick.

May be total garbage, but jesus, is much better than watching any crappy anime.

I'm not writing a masterpiece, but jesus I feel alive doing this shit.
It's just fun.

I love to being a writer.

>post excerpt from a story
>spawn argument between two unrelated users that spans a third of the thread

>one chance at life
>dad named me Nietche (first name)
Nurse didn't even spell it right and dad was too much of a pushover to correct her and too embarrassed to fix it.

https://www.nationalww2museum.org/war/articles/sealing-third-reichs-downfall-adolf-hitlers-nero-decree
>In Gitta Sereny’s biography of Speer, Hitler is quoted as responding, “it is not necessary to worry about their [the German people’s] needs for elemental survival.” He stunned his Armaments Minister, accustomed to the Führer’s fulminations against the “inferior” peoples of the Soviet Union, by declaring “the future belongs entirely to the strong people of the East.” On March 19, Hitler then promulgated a special decree titled “Destructive Measures on Reich Territory.” Otherwise remembered as the “Scorched Earth Decree” or “Nero Decree,” for the brutal Roman Emperor Nero (ruled 54-68 C.E.), the order mandated the destruction of Germany’s infrastructure.

literally how does neo-nazism make any sense as an ideology?

>>21695822
I'm just gonna shit out some of my thoughts about zoomers:
I feel like they're getting into politics way too early. 14 year olds getting hemmed up over homosexuality or racism can't be healthy for a developing mind that hasn't even filed taxes yet.
When I was younger none of us gave a shit about politics until college and sometimes not even then.
And in theory getting into political issues as young as possible could be a good thing, but they're too young to really understand geopolitics, the economy, etc. All they can really grasp are social issues since those are the simplest and the media makes that out to be a nightmare that's beamed to their phones 24/7.

>Japs on /int/ told me they don't like to read complex japanese prose
Is this true?

Is complex prose something looked down in japanese culture?

I think it makes sense any prose that tries to be not shit a high schooler could read, looked down if you were reading something with kanjis and shit.