/lit/ - Literature

It's not social media only, it's also capitalism. Social media merely provided the means for prostitution due to desperation to become more prevalent, lucrative and accessible. Hordes of young people devoid of any future prospects and bombarded by lifestyle vlogs, documentaries and instagram feeds are suddenly blackpilled to the fact that their lives are worthless and no matter how much effort they put into getting an A on Mr. Bumfucker's math class, they will always remain nobodies working from 9 to 5 (perhaps paycheck to paycheck), wishing they were partying in Greece, lounging abount in some Los Angeles mansion or travelling the world without a worry in mind. Then social media and the financialization of life glamourize prostitution (only the 1% of e-prostitutes actually make a buck, as is the case in anything pertaining to the entertainment industry) and lots of girls become fucked up due to this dynamic.

Why can't Americans stop making themselves look terrible by using the words 'liberal' and 'neoliberal' in intelectual discussion and think they mean "leftie" or "democrat"? Are their brains so rotten by high fructose corn syrup, sugary energy drinks and fatty burgers that they can't understand words anymore?

You people are fucking pathetic. I make this thread at least once per week and it never fails to rustle your jimmies and fathom your feathers. You're predictable and I hate you for it.

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How do you cope with the fact that you're one of Capital's many tentacles?

Is there any escape from the industrial mode of living? Are we doomed to always rationalize the choices we make by appealing to maximising efficiency/productivity/profit? I am not even talking about capitalism, the industrial mindset from the USSR was also pretty terrible. Anarchoprimitivism is a kino position to take theoretically but there seems to be no way of a collective regress to a pre-industrial life. Is this it?

>go to law school
>have no professional experience
>no firm wants to hire me
>hate it anyways
>dream of becoming an architect
>26yo boomer

Books for this feel?

>have good ideas
>write 90k words about them
>your prose plainly sucks and makes everyone, even your family members, cringe

>first person present tense