/lit/ - Literature

i've just really moved on from certain topics of conversations and dealing with specific attitudes in my life. it shouldn't be surprising but seeing that ''oh i just said something very provocative but completely devoid of substance about this thing that you care about a lot just to make you mad hahaha that's funny isn't it? no? damn just get a sense of humor dude. you're at fault here'' attitude spring up again today with my friend. it's quite exasperating. just let me focus on making something out of this man, get a grip on yourself.
it might like it's against the 4chan ethos of having no boundaries, and in the context of this site and online shitposting in general i'm all for it, but when the purposefully dumb, unoriginal and downright empty circlejerk of social media edgelord games become your way of life, you have to take a step back and really mill over how this will impact your time investment. if all it does is cultivate this state of neverending bitterness/resentment, it's going to be one hell of a sad show 10-15 years from now, but unfortunately, thinking in the long term is encouraged to be discarded.
i hope my friend learns before it's too late.

>>18973184
good for you. glad to see someone on lit that actually reads.

>>18900407
https://opensyllabus.org/results-list/titles?size=50&findWorks=loneliness