/lit/ - Literature

>>20547569
Exactly.
>>20547606
Nice.

>>20374683
First we recommended the newfigs read the Greeks
Next came the christards who demanded complete fealty to their lord but most especially no “impure” sexy time thoughts.
What followed was a reasonable backlash, seen countless times throughout history. We appreciate art here on /lit/, beauty in art especially.
We then post pretty women sometime. Who but a degenerate would object to this?

Has any anon here successfully managed to mould their girlfriend into a certified /lit/ girl? My 18 y/o girlfriend ticks all the boxes for your basic social media damaged performative art hoe reader at the moment. She buys new books multiple times a month based on tiktok recommendations and her erotica obsessed girlfriends. Her bookshelf looks like an LGBTQ flag and her goodreads is filled with books she hasn't read yet.

However, she is young and she does in fact read quite a lot (even if it unfortunately is trash). When I was 18 I barely read at all so I know that a change is possible (didn't start reading /lit/ stuff until I turned 20, I'm 22 now). I was thinking of introducing her to the /lit/ world by getting her to read The Bell Jar, Lolita, Picture of Dorian Gray and The Secret History. After that, I might throw in a The Sun Also Rises, American Psycho, The Collector etc. What do you guys think about this plan, could it work? Any books in particular that I should get her to read? How can I best cultivate internal motivation within her to make sure that she actually wants to read the stuff?