/lit/ - Literature

Do you actually enjoy reading or do you read to challenge yourself?
The first type tend to be those who have read since they were a child and usually read for entertainment.
The second tends to be those who pick up reading at an older age and want to self improve through reading.

>>21989534
I listened to the audiobook of the one where he wastes his life being a drunkard and doing menial work at a post office. Utterly mediocre boomercore.

ok bros i'm kind of bored of all the litrpg and progression fantasy i've been reading.
give me some good classic fantasy where the main character starts off as a farmboy or servant and becomes a hero.
like belgariad or wheel of time.

>>18960322
Um. Yes?

>>18197235
Socrates' argument for cucking to the law is quite contextual. He is being afforded an opportunity to escape death (for a little while, he is an old man) but does not do it because it would mean uprooting himself from the society that raised him and defiling its laws. Being charged on the grounds of impiety and corruption of the youth, such an action might have simply proved the point of the prosecution. He took the noble way out instead of living as an outcast in a foreign city.

If Socrates were alive today he would have no qualms shitposting about how niggers need to be violently restrained by the police and pointing out the corruption in the justice system.

Kinda, I ERP a lot.

Mostly futa, horses, raceplay, NTR and the like.

>>16744558
https://www.fanfiction.net/s/11318258/1/The-Fall

Contains rape and NTR though, not for everyone.

>>12975656
To be honest just look outside or go on any form of mainstream social media. People have been saying capitalism causes degeneracy for two centuries now, the left and the hard right.

Pic extremely related

>>12866393
>I disagree with Peterson on basically every point
name one point