/lit/ - Literature

>>13933274
>your HEART WORKS HARDER JUST SITTING THERE.
This is both litteraly true and surprisingly deep

>>12736594
I was at 130 when I was 16 (I thought that it meant something, it doesn't, I'm retarded for all intents and purposes) and followed him since he started the channel. I think that he has an above average IQ because of his obsession with statistics and patterns, but that might as well be that he's on the spectrum.

Are there any books where the protagonist seriously does not want to live anymore but he keeps on living through his misery for his family

what are some books about wishing you could just die in your sleep

>>12543959
Yeah but those generations had some hope. Like you said, gen x had jobs and a future. What have we got? There's no future for us. It's over. Has there ever been a generation as hopelessly doomed as we are?

>>12276146
damn my life in a nutshell.

>>12170271
>tfw went bald at a very young age and basically missed out on my youth because of it
What are some books for this feel

>>12062106
I am in the military. It is not /lit/ at all. It's full of normies and basic bitches.

what are some books that changed your life for the better?