/lit/ - Literature

>writing stories
>realize all the female characters are just copies of women you fucked in your life
>tfw

>>16460032
>I feel alone, I have no one to talk with, and when all you do is write and read, slowly I come to realize how sad being a writer is. Do you guys also go through this? Is this loneliness normal and I just have to deal with it?

I feel this too. I am naturally extroverted so it's hard. Of course, the writing process doesn't HAVE to be lonely, but it often is and what you are feeling is very common. Take a break occasionally and call up family and friends. You can also talk to us here.

>>16460063
>Why destroy your life just to create an image of it, a representation? Why not just living? It's much better than being dead in life.

I often wonder if this is why a lot of people look down on "nerds" and "book lovers" in the US, because they secretly think we are dead in life.

>I would choose to live every day of my life, if it was possible.

Why not, what happen to you? Are you paraplegic or something?

Read this, and go outside and enjoy your relative freedom: http://www.2arms1head.com/

>>16263491
I left her alone

will be pursuing a masters in it at the minimum.
i'll probably end up being a teacher as well. (hopefully a professor)

there's nothing else i really enjoy doing that can lead to a career of some sort.
i just enjoy talking to people, talking about things, and occasionally indulging in video games and pornography

anyway if I fail at my pursuits it's manual labor or suicide. what do you guys think?