/lit/ - Literature

>Haven't read a book in months
>Haven't drawn anything in like 2 years
>Can't remember when was the last time I wrote a poem or a story
Currently dabbling in graphic design but like with all of these I'll suck at it and give up the second I face an obstacle.
How do I overcome this?
Anyone here managed to deal with this?

Does anyone on /lit/ bind their own books? I'm interested in making my own hardcovers and I'm willing to invest some money into some machinery. Seems like most of what's available online is glue bound books. Am I going to have to learn needlepoint?

/b/->/o/->/mu/->/k/->/new/->/sp/->/pol/->/k/->/out/->/diy/->/lit/
Main board was /o/ then /pol/. Always been a reader.
What a long strange trip it's been.

Do you have friends who share your passion of literature?

>>15728758
Oh yeah that is jarring. It was a bit of a last minute add on, but I did forget to mention in that paste that basically the entite thing is going to contain themes that work towards the fact that this guy is so fed up with humanity that he denies it. He'd prefer being a robot rather than them, and his demented mindset contributes to it. He genuinely thinks that this "race" is better even though they were created by humans.
Thanks for reading that far. (or whatever you read) Helps me out.

>>12604726
I'm almost done listening to his 2017 maps of meaning lecture on youtube. It's having a similar effect on me as the one from Robert Sapolsky with his lectures on evolutionary human biology I believe it was called. I recommend both, but you will get more technical knowledge from Robert.
Jordan Peterson is heavily influenced by Jung, Freud, Piaget and likely many others. He has a different approach that doesn't do well with the modern rational mind, but it doesn't mean he isn't right or close to being right. Claiming that there is a true way to behave in the world and that you can study the older script all the way to the newer scripts and find underlying patterns, which would then represent a truth is not an easy claim to make. He dedicated his whole life to this and produced amazing work, but don't expect the average self-conscious mind to adhere to his perspective. No wonder he is being attacked by the atheist. Do you really think he never thought of the counter arguments himself? He most certainly is being tortured by such thought on a regular basis, without the need of your favorite atheist youtuber. Obviously, the average anon doesn't actually know shit about him except from random 10 minutes videos highlights of him. I don't understand why he is being hated so much on /lit/. To me, it seems like slightly above average minds don't want to be identify as a petersoncel or whatever they call them; mostly losers who are being told by peterson to get some responsibilities and do something with their life. Even though this is 1% of Peterson's speech, you can probably contribute 50% of the hate on him here for this. Pathetic contrarian's opinion. If your identity is defined by trying to not be reddit, you are far worse. Anyways, the fact that this man is proving his main point of all his work by literally becoming the embodiment of the Christ, and thus, by becoming a heroic individual and consequently showing the pathway to light to those who are slowly rotting away in the underground, especially in this darker age, is an absolutely holy act and should be recipient of nothing but admiration.

I'm kind of a brainlet rn. Where should I start? Can I have some flowcharts or starterpacks or even advice? Thank you in advance.

>>12379877
Buona notte

I have a weird looking penis.
Books for this feel ?

Why is the "intellectual" side of twitter flooded with androgynous fucks?
I'm not sharing this board with the same Hermaphrodites, am I?

Why is the "intellectual" side of twitter flooded with androgynous fucks?
I'm not sharing this board with the same Hermaphrodites, am I?