/lit/ - Literature

Can anyone recommend some books that would help me raise my future children? Ive got about 3-4 years to prepare.

Can anyone recommend some books that would help me raise my future children? Ive got about 3-4 years to prepare.

>>15042641
If was almost impossible for me to get through those pages but the rest of the book was amazing.

Stay strong fren

>>15022548
It gives me unique contentment. Not necessarily happiness, but maybe that will come along later.

>>15016434
That video is supremely cozy

This is the third thread in the past two days that has devolved into aggressively defending fucking 11-14 year olds. What the fuck is happening /lit/

>>14940647
>>14941062

I have a 6 year age gap with my bf, im 19 and hes 25. We started dating when I had just turned 17. I feel safe and happy with him, but I could see older men just taking hymens and running, so I understand the concern. Do you think you'll still be happy with her when she gets older, at least physically.

I want to get in on some Buddhism memes but im worried about investing time in what ultimately results in feeling cozy while stagnating. Im open to being completely wrong though if anyone could explain it to me.

Its actually helped me a lot with insight.

>>14601281
Madame Bovary

bump for interest

I have a very serious long term partner who i'm probably going to marry at some point. They are extremely competent and intelligent, doing well in the work life and in their classes. The only issue is they are severely dyslexic along with some other health issues. I want to have children and show them all of my favorite childhood series, but dyslexia is highly heritable and my partner has even expressed to me how torturous it was learning just to read as a child. Should I reconsider the relationship as a whole or am I overthinking things?

How should I read the epic of Gilgamesh? Which translation?
Most of what I find online only goes on about the texts rather than the story itself. I want to read something as close to the original as possible and when done digest the history of the texts and context of it all

>>14400480
Just go on a short walk every day maybe, start a journal if you think you can.