/lit/ - Literature

>>17959290
I love you anon.

I miss 2012-14 /lit/ bros

>>17354841
>What harsh truths do you prefer to ignore?
None, I don't ignore them, but I don't fear them either.
>Is free will or just an illusion?
Who knows?
>Is there a meaning to life?
All that you can take with you is that which you've given away.
>Where is the line between art and not art?
Art has to teach you something not just about the world around you, but about yourself as well.
>What should be the goal of humanity?
To leave the world a better place than we found it one generation at a time.
>Does fate exist?
Who thinks of such nonsense?
>What does it mean to live a good life?
To have been a good man.

>>17111089
>realize there is no answer for how to treat others
You can't go wrong just treating them well.

>What comes after philosophy?
Your decision on how you are going to live.

>>17022766
I know how you feel fren. Unfortunately, you're in a tough spot right now with this pandemic and all. It's not so easy anymore as heading out to a bar and chatting people up. You can try tinder, but to tell you the truth, you're unlikely to find much satisfaction beyond one-night stands. I suggest trying to take care of yrself as much as you can for now buddy, stick it out. When this vaccine gets out and things start to be the same as it ever was again, make sure to put yrself out there. Hit the bars on Friday nights, even if you don't meet women, make some friends and you'll be sure to meet people through those friends. If you see flyers for something that looks fun, go to it. To hell with embarrassment and shame. You'll get rejected, doesn't matter, they won't hold anything against you and you should do the same. Good luck pal, everything will be okay someday.

Books on how misanthropy is a useless and poor outlook?

>>16907132
As you wish.