/lit/ - Literature

literature is dead

>tfw we are seeing the end of Christianity in our lifetime just as once people saw paganism replaced by christianity

>The computer was still on. I opened up a random video game from my collection of over one thousand and felt no enjoyment as another few hours passed into the evening

>mfw I just realized that his projecting unto others of 'projection' as a universal force led to an even greater capacity of shedding responsibility by declaring every thought one doesn't like to be an outside internalized projection

>tfw cuckold fetish
It's over lads...

>meatspace is shit
>Internet is shit
What are some books about lucid dreaming so I can live vicariously in a pleasant reality.

>>14642098
>the bottles of piss on either side of the monitor

>>12663339
Could you elaborate?
I look at all humans, especially women, like I would animals. As complex but ultimately deterministic, instinct-driven biological machines that can't really be held responsible for their actions.

And I still hate women.

>>10756716
>like a 4chan you can't turn off

>think of all the times I try to not waste my time on 4chan only to spend the whole day shitposting

oh my god

I've only read 2 books to completion in the past 10 or so years and they were Star Wars books.

>>9322788
I seriously don't understand why people seem obsessed with me only reading translations. No one will have the time to read many things if they learn like all the languages if that's even possible. I am sure whoever asked me this never read Kierkegaard in Danish, Nietzsche in German, Tolstoy in Russian, or whoever people are talking about on /lit/. People who believe this are completely insane and have no understanding how literature works.

If this is what "enlightened people who read literature" is like, then I'd rather not be one of them. I am sick of people who think they "know" about literature and then harass booktubers for having "bad opinions" and "bad understanding" of literary history. Most of these people probably have never read literary criticism and understand how valuable other people outside academia and the internet are when it comes to creating a rich intertextual world. There is a reason I dislike people who read books because of these kinds of attitudes that are plain rude.

Anyway, people should read The Bible in the original Hebrew, Aramaic, and Koine Greek. 99.9% are awful people who haven't read The Bible in its truthful form according to this logic. I'm going to read "translations" and "things I like", something I consider more worthy of my time. The "smart" people can do whatever they wish, wasting their time on how I am so unfaithful to the Bible.

I'm not even Christian for god's sake... Indoctrinating me about how important the Bible is makes you sound like those annoying cultish Christians who knock on your door and ask you about what you think of God. Honestly, I think God must be laughing their ass off when they see this kind of shit. How is this even real?

You are, OP

Plain intelligence.

is there any scientific or prose literature about men at the bottom of the sexual market ?

>inb4 piss off /r9k/

its a very serious and ignored topic