/lit/ - Literature

>>12507809
>not enjoying the welfare state and leaving the next generation with a bankrupt system

>>11696768
There is, Comrade. Grab my hand, you poor child, let me take you to the Light.

>>8989585
Otherwise pretty good, but the only thing is that public transport is patrician. I'm not projecting; I actually recently moved to Dallas and traffic/ driving to and from work is the most /slave/core activity. It's why all the greats live in Paris and New York; you and your friends showcase the latest fashion whilst reading a great novel and signaling at cute girls. It's like a coffee shop that takes you home.

Other than that, great post.

How much truth is in this picture?

>>7183829
Angry wageslave detected.

What are some books that trash wageslave scum?

>>7143789
I rather stay NEET as long as possible.

>tfw nobody cares what a 20 year old thinks
>you will have to spend the next 10-20 years as a wage slave until you are old enough to be taken seriously, if you haven't given up on your dream of becoming a writer by that time

sometimes i wish suicide could be ethical

>>5998531
I choose to spend my time here, much like I choose to spend my life enjoy leisure, studying what I want, and doing what I want instead of doing what society tells me too

>>4910441

productivity is a spook

pic related, neet stirnerist master race.

>2014
>being a wage slave

>see lit as a bunch of hippies or poor students
>tell them about my existential crisis and how none of my success feels meaningful
>they tell me to shut up and work hard for my jewish masters

Ok, not quite pic related, but why does lit talk about this but have nothing good to say about it?

How do people justify charging money for their literature? If you're creating a barrier between you and your reader, that means you care less about the message and more about the shekels. don't see "muh food" either. there's other ways to get money to pay for food.

pic somewhat relate

just ignore the whole 2D thing and the jew thing (okay maybe not)