/lit/ - Literature

>>12708611
People who will go as far as murdering someone else have either done it because of strong moral justification (war, per example) or sociopathy, both situations meaning they have little to no reason to regret their actions. The first case, where the murderer actually has the capacity of regret, will often be defended by law enforces and the populace as an action of self-defense. In many cases the murder will likely be celebrated for their actions.

As somebody who has already murdered another human being, I can testify that it is a horrific situation.

We should stop being ironic.

Why isn't self confidence natural? We aren't born with self confidence, we develop it by the way we think.
Why does my self confidence rely on me thinking I'm superior to all others?
And when I don't think I'm superior to others, I develop somewhat of an inferiority complex.

What relation does self confidence have to philosophy?

tfw you should be writing but youre on lit instead

My little brother came here 2 days ago, asking for some book recommendations. What you people here did is call him stupid, he started crying and killed himself. I hope you have a good day.