/lit/ - Literature

I hate responsibilities. I see no point in them. I just want to live a quiet, solitary life, have only a few people I love around, and never be bothered by anyone or have to account for anything. I have much ambition nor do I want to be rich. Does this mean I’m weak? What philosophy books deal with this? I feel it’s a very unmanly take. Jordan Peterson and the likes would call me pathetic

>>17965799
> "I deleted it because of how awful it was"
> he isn't aware reading your previous writings always make you cringe until you edit the shit out of it
> tfw man nearly write the first draft of his book and delete it while you struggle to even write 1k words a day

>>17944837
Can't blame you, I have a terrible relationship with my mother. In fact, I have terrible relationships with people in general.
Just don't be that cliché of the shut-in that treats his mother like shit, even if you don't love her, don't be a dick to the people that love you, man.
What am I even doing, what is this, reddit?
>>17936453
> grown man still thinks of his old girlfriend
> grown man still dreams of hugging her at night
> kek
> suddenly you realize you're the same

I just ordered a kindle paperwhite

Do you tend to forget most of what you read?

I have this problem where I don’t understand the meaning of the words I read

Tomorrow I will go to a bookstore. When I get there, I will look for War and Peace by Tolstoy. Once I find it, I will walk towards the cashier, hand them the money and take the book home with me.