/lit/ - Literature

yes, there's a reason why there's a pre homeric era and a post one, though if you're not even willing to read homer then you'll definitely never make it

>>9037596
just go back

>>9030004
epic my friend
*teleports behind you*
but it's time to go back

>>8983741
imitating the bourgeoisie marks the true pleb, shame you couldn't have picked a better ideology to tailor your hubris to, piglet

>>8963770
Sound advice but you forgot the part where you're not ment to chase friends, it's supposed to be a mutual thing.

Sometimes people are just plebbes and there's nothing interesting about them and that's no reason to feel bad about your own more esoteric hobbies, senpaitachi.

A middleground is important, like anon said, but again respect yourself enough to not feel anxious about having to temper yourself for every social gathering. Give yourself space to be autistic at times when you don't feel like being social just don't let it become a habit.

TLDR: Since being too overbearing is a reaction to the percieved feeling of alienation, it's important to remain open about your interests but tempered to the point where you can indulge people without feeling threatened. Temperance comes from the realization that socializing aren't always a one sided battle where you are the loser.

You're most likely an abstruse person since you're reading this but that also makes you "unique" in a sense. Don't hide your good qualities but be mature enough to understand that people are ment to win your favour too, this should make socializing feel more like a trade rather than a desperate treasure hunt.

>>8963833
>>8963925
>>8964087


TLDR: just bee you're self

>>8933440
I'm successful at not being a postering pseud, more than anyone can say about you.

happy new years, /lit/!

>>8888496
he's a demigod, anon, don't blame yourself

half pepe half man

>>8883845