/lit/ - Literature

>>21059112
You saying I have a chance to be a good writer wow thank you

I am really happy, I used to be unhappy, and when I was unhappy, I thought everyone was pretending too.
Turns out being really happy is possible.
I found God, I improved my relationships with my family, and I met a wonderful woman.
Being happy is possible, anon, it just takes a lot of work at first.
I changed a lot of my ways, I went to 4Chan less and less, started a few new hobbies, met more people, etc.

>Thot sounds just like the French word "sotte" which means idiotic woman.
Any other funny coincidence in languages like this one?

I love this world,
I love this earth,
That my feet caress
For it caresses them back.

Read Italo Calvino's books, they are very silly and funny

>>17648395
not the same guy but id go to the gym with you friend <3

>>17631672
I'm planning to become very rich myself.
Therefore, I preemptively learn to love my future friends.

My diary is dedicated to /lit/

>>16555463
I don't smoke nor drink anymore because I'm not a degenerate faggot like you

>tfw I have a /lit/ gf and we read books to eachother

Tic toc.
A mechanical watch is the best purchase I made this year. A mechanical watch is something you have to take care of.
Everyday, I have to wind the mainspring. And every once in a while, I forget it and have to set the clock back to the correct time. I have come to realise that I care for my watch almost as much as I care for my pet. It is true what they say, when you have to take care of something, it makes you care about it.

Time is an important facet of life, and I am glad that I spend so much time caring about time, because time deserves some of my time. After all, all the time I have is merely a gift from time, can I not give a little back?

My watch is like a pet, yes. I care for it, and it cares for me.
My watch never stops ticking in an audible way, it's so rythmic, so soothing. Sometimes, when I am overwhelmed, I take my wrist up to my ear, and I let the watch chant for me. My heartbeat follows the rythm of the spinning gears, man and machine united in a glorious metallic symphony.

She is my sidekick, I take her everywhere, and everywhere, she sings for me. With my watch, I am never truly alone.

This may sound like the tales of an autistic kid, but I can assure you that I'm perfectly healthy, the family doctor has been very clear on this matter.

Tic toc.
A mechanical watch is the best purchase I made this year. A mechanical watch is something you have to take care of.
Everyday, I have to wind the mainspring. And every once in a while, I forget it and have to set the clock back to the correct time. I have come to realise that I care for my watch almost as much as I care for my pet. It is true what they say, when you have to take care of something, it makes you care about it.

Time is an important facet of life, and I am glad that I spend so much time caring about time, because time deserves some of my time. After all, all the time I have is merely a gift from time, can I not give a little back?

My watch is like a pet, yes. I care for it, and it cares for me.
My watch never stops ticking in an audible way, it's so rythmic, so soothing. Sometimes, when I am overwhelmed, I take my wrist up to my ear, and I let the watch chant for me. My heartbeat follows the rythm of the spinning gears, man and machine united in a glorious metallic symphony.

She is my sidekick, I take her everywhere, and everywhere, she sings for me. With my watch, I am never truly alone.

This may sound like the tales of an autistic kid, but I can assure you that I'm perfectly healthy, the family doctor has been very clear on this matter.

Because academic research is costly and takes a lot of time. Any form of investigative writing is welcomed.
And don't get me started how fucked up peer reviewed research is. If you knew how the research is done you wouldn't trust half of the shit written.
But people only use data they agree upon, and think reality has a "left" or "right" bias. They do this while ignoring the methodology and research that confirms the opposite side.

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>>15629869
Thank you frens, I'm going to make a new reading wishlist

>>15629906
After this I'm 100% sure that constructive suffering is the only way for life to get better

What’s the happiest/most fun book in the /lit/ top 100.

>When a based list makes haters with petty objections seethe this hard