/lit/ - Literature

>>7260748
You are literally me. Same age, same problem. I want to better, I really do, but I cannot study or do homework for the life of me. I just can't. I'll sit there staring at it for an hour before I try to do a single problem. And after I finish a problem or two I'll find some distraction like 4Chan or playing with my dog, and I won't return to the work. It's almost as if I physically couldn't do it. I've really fucked my life with this. I do t think I'll even try to go to college unless I get an adderalll script between now and then.

I don't have friends

because i write happy stories and i have been repeatedly told there is no space for happy stories in todays world.

>mfw the only reasonable bookstore in Amsterdam is Waterstones
>mfw it's still shite

>>7114238

>mfw my uni prof looks exactly like this guy

>>7080836
Taking stimulants for the taste is a waste of time.

>>7005452

How does a villain become a hero?

Is there any sense to the expression. "You die a hero or live long enough to see yourself become a villain"?

What does /lit/ think?

>>6619273

>mfw my colleague looks exactly like this semen demon

No, You're fucked!

Hi /lit/

I am looking to read some philosphy that will change my current unproductive mind set that I have toward the world.

If i recall, there is a philosopher that begins with an H who came from germany orr somewhere near that area that is considered one of the great philosophers of the modern age.

Anyone know who this guy is and can recommend any books?

>in final month of 4 year MEng degree
>no friends, acquaintances, or social experiences all through university
>done nothing with females except escorts
>never been to pub or club
>main uni highlihgts: discovering 4chan, getting lots of escorts, starting lifting
>lived at home all throughout
>less than zero interest in subject all throughout: grades tanked after 3.5 years of uni although I'll graduate with an upper second class grade, which is acceptable

I don't know whether I'll be sad or not. I've lost almost all motivation to do work due to zero (0) interest in my boring engineering degree. I went from a very good student to bad student quite quickly.

What books will save me? I've read elliot rodger, houellebecq and a bukowski book, so I think I've done the wallowing stage.

I think I thought up my own philosophy to help myself but it's probably just a variation of stoicism. It involves ignoring my emotions and just picking what to do like a rationally programmed robot.

>write a few pages of a story
>get really excited to continue developing the plot and characters
>wake up the next day and I absolutely hate it
>delete it, start over again
>repeat

/lit/ how do I get off this wild ride?