/lit/ - Literature

>>18154173
Thanks. Here's an edit I did of Dale Carnegie's How to Win Friends in honor of the High Castle edits.

books for this feel?

>>15407800
The internet has changed the way connections are made. Everyone on here hates the idea of college and spouts how it should just be skipped to go be a guard or a woodworker or some dumb shit to read all day long. College is the only social platform left where girls who read fucking books and aren't broken hang out. The girls I've slept with from bars have been crazy, or mediocre (drunk goggles lol), had kids, were dumb, or maybe I am just a bad person. Anyway, the internet for those who aren't in college is the only way to really meet people outside of a bar. No book club is going to have hot women who would give you the time of day. Women who read tend to become feminists who read theory and YA novels, which isn't what you want. You want the equivalent of the Bro Chick who watches football and mows lawns and goes fishing. Are you fucking kidding me. Every woman who reads I've met rolls their eyes when I talk about david foster wallace. If you were attractive, or put time into becoming attractive, you wouldn't really be complaining about getting laid because you could just use tinder or any other internet activity to find one of those broken women I mentioned. This is easy, it just takes some effort and time to get there. But it's all eventually not fulfilling. Maybe your real question is, "Why can't I find the perfect girl and fall in love?" My response to that is that we just put the idea of a person on a pedestal. I miss her. But I don't miss "her" i miss the idea of "her". You want the idea of love, when, in reality, it doesn't feel like you think it will feel. Life is suffering and this last bastion of "my life will be okay once this happens" is a farce. It's literally a cope.