/lit/ - Literature

What books would you suggest to show you how different things could be?

>>16201216
>Nobody really enjoys life. They just cope with it.
>t.someone coping with their own depression by pretending that everyone else is miserable
Happiness truly does come from within, and yes it does require a level of comfortability, but it’s achievable for nearly all of us. One must learn to appreciate all the beauty in the world, which is helped by understanding it, even seemingly awful things have beauty to them through the truth they reveal, such as the Ichneumon wasp’s parasitism displays the complex struggle of evolution. I was once very unhappy, I only didn’t kill myself because I knew it would devastate my parents, but eventually I began to enjoy life, in large part because this beauty became more apparent the more I studied, it helped me know how to best improve myself and in particular, reading Ethica helped a great deal, perhaps the most optimistic inducing philosophical work I have ever read. You can make it too anon, I believe in you.

>>15342018
>>15342018
Unequivocally, yes. The guys here will try and convince you otherwise, but look around even /lit/ and ask yourself if you really want real life advice from these guys. Ask yourself: what could you really gain from taking more incelcore redpills? Just getting more and more upset? You're already in the basement, the only logical choice is the ladder out into the sunshine.

There's a whole other world out there of women, most of whom you might not get along with, many of whom will piss you off, but this is not unlike the men out there. But for the chance at finding a soulmate or a partner, for the ability to better understand your mother, your grandmother, or even just for the pure sensual experience of good sex, it can be worth it.

It will be an uphill struggle, its like learning a new language. Women are different, that is a fact of biology, but they're still fundamentally human. Like learning a new language, once you get just the first couple of stumbling steps, your life will be irreversibly enriched.

>>13952263
Welcome, fren! You have taken your first steps into a much wider world!

>he actually wrote it, the absolute mad Ma

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this. Took it along with me at the beginning of plane trip and finished it the next day. It really was refreshing to know I'm not alone in this disgusting world. Actually, just today I was trying to articulate something about how you grow out of the /pol/tard phase and find yourself disinterested in the whole spectacle yet still desire strongly harness your righteous rage for something good. Mike's thoughts contextualized that whole deal for me. Here I am still on 4chan nonetheless. You know what? I'm going to disconnect my wifi and go work on my novel.

>pic extremely related