/lit/ - Literature

>>12894208
Audiobooks are the proper solution; would you rather see the word flower or a flower.

With respect to OP, symbols and books in general should be attempted not out of the urging of some other group of individuals, but a inner curiosity that will service your own progression towards the multitude of perspectives that have blanketed human history and can serve as guideposts forward moreso than any trending subject, no matter the value of that subject at the time in occurrence.

This follows from the nature of our very existence, which is perpetuated by far more information than could ever be consumed, and by the impossibility of finding a legitimate answer to whether one should or should not read a given piece of literature on the internet.

What then, are we left to do when we are incapable of fostering said creativity within ourselves, or perhaps incapable of determining the proper cultural media to consume? We move forward from what we know and have learned from prior experience, but we know that to be faulty, and so we rely on others to guide us in our pursuit for greater understanding. After all, how might we know what is best for us, being apes and all that?

It seems this line of reasoning must be altogether flawed, given the paradoxical nature of epistemology which I have outlined above. The best answer is to actually spend more time living your life as you would be happy to have lived it twenty to forty years from now, rather than fussing too much over what the community declares to be right or wrong.

>>11337592
This. If the city is killing you, get out.

Or at least try that.

I wish you luck anon.

Also, whereas women are concerned, here are your options, at least as I can see them:

1. whores
2. volcel
3. find an ugly, but nice, girl, marry her
4. same as 3 but with a blind, nice girl

Post a piece of artwork.

Get literature recommendations similar to it.

Post art and get suggestions based on what you posted.

I heard the girl in the painting is crippled.

Anything for this tone and feel?

bitch motherfucker, no good wheat sucka
in my fields pickin ma crop it aint gon help nobody none less they get they ass out my field n do a good ard day graff but this bitch this bitch she jus sittin as if i cant see well i's can see nothin, nothin but a dumb motherfuck dont make me get the gun mary i'll fuckin shoot yer and tell yer ma n pa that yous jus been messin wit em city kids dont come up to my house no more or u gettin a smack suppa ain reddy for yer go the fuck home, cocky wanka

joe yer fuckin grounded stop hangin round the maclaughlin girl, son, she ain no good she jus wan to suck yer dic

>>9444649
I thought they were ok :)

On Liberty by John Stuart Mill
I'm enjoying it

Hey /lit/ I need some help. I'm going into my senior year of high school (yes i'm 18) and while I take difficult classes and maintain good grades I'll admit that I have a problem with discipline. Although I do well academically, I don't really ever study and I'm very disorganized. I was wondering if anyone could recommend some books that focus on maintaining discipline etc.
sorry for being an idiot this is my first post