/lit/ - Literature

>in 90% of statements people make, I can find something to agree with
>on the rare occasion that I fully disagree with someone, I can always empathize and understand why they would make such a silly statement
Am I intelligent and well emotionally developed or just a spineless fairy wanker?

>>18336473
Sorry for accusing you. I just see stone toss and think another /pol/ tard.

Your Philosophy is quite similar to mine, but I don't think, that we are gonna lifelong enough to see such a state be created.

>>18331009
God I was scared for a second that I could randomly turn into a women in the future. Thanks Anon for clearing this up for me.

>>18330912
Thanks for expanding on my point.

>>18324803
Dont beat urself up Anon, we all gonna make it!

>>18289037
For me, it was before there was any pressure. Now I have to be someone and do something.
Back then I could just be me and was glee.

Give me books, which are so useful, that they should be illegal.

>>17779409

Does /lit/ need a hug?

>>14852955
Ahhh, were your frens anon!

I'd like to experience sex but obviously that isn't possible for me in real life. Which book would give the closest feeling?

>that part in The Idiot where The General is dragging Prince Myshkin all over the town and announcing their freindship

Does a comfer scene exist?

Could any book provide me with the same feel that anti-depressants do?

>>13656616
Tack anon. Det värmer att du vill läsa den.

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1uWYdKHd-UJA1Ixz7FkfJxs_qiQl25CFq

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1BV2C6LVFId5pyET8W3VvRpNYN55oYl9h

The language is pretty crude for one of the characters sometimes. I feel very childish for writing like that but since the character is a teenager I think it fits in. Sorry about that.

>>13656618
Believe in yourself anon. You can make it. Its just publishing it which is the hard part. But follow through!

>>13656669
I feel groovy when I think about it.

>>13657167
Thanks anon. I dont think we do. Well it has been a long time since I went to the library but i dont think we do. Will look into it.

>>13657460
I guess so anon. It felt pretty expensive to me since im still a student trying to graduate and only have a part time job.

>>13657473
Lol i dont know anon. I dont think this is their sort of book. Dont really think its unique or anything. Plus dont think they offer their hands to read your book voluntarily since everyone would do that if they did.

>>13657496
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>>13658032
Thanks anon. It feels weird since no one really said "lets publish this". To be fair I sent the publishers a rough draft and not the finished product which I regret over. Oh well. The rough draft was pretty bad. I cringed when i proof read it and corrected some things. I made some major changes and know I think its good. This is pretty exciting times.

>>13657666
Maybe I will do that anon. It will be good to vent. Should I use wordpress or another site?

Sorry anons for late response. I got tired and went to bed. Thought this thread would be dead when I woke up. I have gotten so many heartwarming comments from you anons. It really makes me happy. And Im happy that I have some awesome people I can share this to :)

What book would be a good start for anti-natalism?

>>13051038
I'm happy for you anon. thanks for sharing

>>12751038
She wanted to have the sex with you, you silly goose

I also am planning on reading the Bible. Is there anything /lit/ would suggest for me to familiarize myself with beforehand?

I wanna hug you guys irl

>>11038205
based anon

>>11037921
Utlize the time you would spend making and lurking and replying to this thread reading instead
Get a flip fone, only use the computer in public places
>Tfw LCD screen time is a serious health epidemic