/lit/ - Literature

>>17011137
>>17011723
>Corona winter fucking sucks.
Got extremely depressed again due to this lockdown, so I read a copy of Treasure Island my gf got for me before I moved out to bumfuck-nowhere Nevada. Made me smile a bit again.

>>16195628
>Magenta as an experienced color has no connection to a photon's wavelength
Please stop anon, I don't need any more existential crises.

>>15987459
>he thinks it isn't already

My ex gf read YA and genre fiction (especially fantasy) crap, but i didn't care because she was tastefully thicc from ballet dancing and had wide hips. I met some cougars regularly for sex (separately they aren't lesbians) prior to covid isolation, one didn't read, one read generic self help and autbiographies, the other read a lot of basic literature but also Rupi Kaur, i had started to develop feelings for her (because she was really sweet, upper middle class and we got on well outside of sex unlike the others who i had almost nothing to talk about to) until she reccomended me The Sun and Her Flowers, that helped me keep things purely physical.
My closest female friend reads /lit/core but I don't want to date her because she isn't my type physically and she doesn't want kids. I'd like to meet a girl with the body of my ex, personality of the third cougar, and taste of my firend.

>>15339677
>24
>I have been drafted by may farther to help redecorate 3 bedrooms, the reception room and two bathrooms at our family home. Having a lot of fun and bonding over our mutual frustrations with academia (he's a retired professor and i'm a student)
> 'In the Flow' by Boris Groys and 2666 and some of Kant's Critique of Judgement