/lit/ - Literature

"I love you, I want to marry you, I want to bear your childr...oops, sorry, wrong guy," she said before striding away quickly.

What the most conservative, anti-reddit genre of literature?

Who says it's bad to infinitely relive ones childhood? I personally will never stop thinking about how wonderful it was. All the literature in the world cannot replace the bliss I felt as a young person discovering the world. If anything, the greatest experiences I will ever have will be the closest I can come to reliving my childhood in my dreams, or in works that best conjure up the same feeling of sincere bliss that exists only in the past.

Surely I'm not the only one.

>tfw actually being patrician
>tfw getting nearly every reference
>tfw making deep powerful connections between everything you read and other important things you already read
>tfw sensing the subterranean currents of the western tradition flowing into and with one another
>tfw reading now feels like being vegeta and training to surpass kakarot
>tfw no longer feels like wandering around being vaguely interested in things, but like you have discovered the hidden path and are finally on your way
>tfw infinitely rewarding feeling of finding other people on the same path once in a blue moon
>tfw weaving between all the careerists and phonies to get to them
>tfw feels like the beginning of an adventure and the discovery of your own destiny
>tfw it only took a decade of being a weirdo
>tfw still have decades and decades left and can only imagine what heights are out there to explore