/lit/ - Literature

>>20669221
i don't believe in atheism

>>20178091
Put that poision down, brother. I smoked for 10 years, vaped for 1. Giving up nicotine was one of the best decisions I made. It'll be hell at first but you won't regret it.

>>18659445
Do it. Fuck that nigger Gardner. I'd rather read Moby Dick with shitpost annotations than his gay alligator book any day of the week.

What are the 'Edith Hamiltons' of other various mythologies, like Babylonian, Egyptian, Indian, Yoruba, Mesoamerican and others...??

>>17713419

Yeah you're an idiot lol

You realize Barnes and Noble literally lets homeless people just sit around and buy nothing the entire time , there's even a used needle dispenser in the Men's bathroom (which I don't agree with) . I like to go there and read books while drinking coffee and yes we're technically paying customers . After the age of covid this obv stopped anyway but it was a nice environment to just chill in I can only imagine someone like you coming over acting like that. Biglol

>>16731235
http://b-ok.org/ has real good deals all year round

>>16491855
>Like all projections, it's a delusion.
I disagree. An anima projection is usually unrequited love, i.e. you project your anima onto a girl and because you never get to know her the illusion remains. If you actually date a girl the projection will always cease because no girl lives up to the ideal image you initially see in her. If, after this illusion breaks, you decide "well I guess you're not perfect, but neither am I so lets stay together and grow as people" then you have true love. Also I don't think that projections are always delusional in nature. If you project your anima onto a girl that means that you are seeing a part of yourself in her, and this projection can serve as a psychic bridge. It only becomes an issue if your projection is all you ever see in her.