/lit/ - Literature

>>20171181
It actually may be possible in the future but for now we still have a ways to go. Much more suffering, destruction, and rebuilding awaits us.

>tfw started browsing /lit/ since 2014
>become auto-didact in literature
>start with the Greeks and work my way onwards
>read a good portion of the canon
>fast forward to age 27
>I’m pretty fucking well-read (I can dunk on you faggots), and can hold my own in literature and poetry discourses with anyone
>start dating a younger liberal Catholic who’s getting her PhD in literature
>she’s pretty /fit/lit/ but super fucking high-strung
>but we discuss literature and writing after I go to poundtown on her
>this_is_pretty_nice.jpeg
>but she didn’t like how we fucked and would’ve rather “made love”
>my body count is 28, while hers is half of mine, so I’m much more experienced and kinkier than her
>she couldn’t handle it, so she starts spamming my phone this morning saying that I used her and that she’s not sure if she wants to see me again
>brush off her shit test by just replying “we’ll talk about it in person later”
>she hasn’t responded
>I start wondering if this is a red flag and if I should just ghost her now

Are all /lit/ girls like this? Fucking hell.

How do you guys work your jobs and then go study before or after? Whether that's reading or assignments if you have them or whatever else. I don't exactly like my job but it's necessary

>>17545618
>You can even just paraphrase the views of the people you dicksuck as long as you can apply them to the specifics of what I said.
I’ve done this repeatedly lmao
And no, you really keep getting filtered, and madder at each filter you fail to pass

having downloaded a few "relevant" things each day over a period of several years of autodidacticism i find myself blessed with thousands of badly labeled ebooks in a variety of formats spanning numerous directories. i would like to take stock, in an orderly way, of what i have (and do not have), and perhaps pause the collection phase for a little while in order that some of the material can be absorbed, and maybe its importance be reassessed. one reason i have not done this so far is that i fear losing the context (time period and items downloaded "nearby") during which the material was collected. perhaps maintaining a separate list would be best. ideas?