/lit/ - Literature

>>22775910
That's just the typical "pretty man" trope. I am talking about actual femboys. Effeminacy, gender ambiguous or feminine clothing, bisexuality etc.

>>22714918
>show don't tell
>stop using adverbs
>write "relatable" characters
>your characters need to have flaws
>your story must follow the hero's journey
>you must provide a progressive depiction of women and minorities
>you need to research the things you are using as inspiration
>if you want to write well, you must read a lot
>your story NEEDS to have a plot twist
>do not use passive voice
>your characters NEED quirks that do not involve the plot of the story
>your characters/events need a tragic backstory
Hmmmm... no, I think I will just do whatever I want instead.

>>21520307
>he buys his books

>>21051863
You can rap about me, anon! I am cringy and retarded, but I am a real sweetheart with serious dramatic flair! Trust me. I am also a natural-born psychologist, so if you tell me how you spend your time, I might be able to help you figure out something.

>>21051108
Not what that anon meant by "mid".
Moreover.
>imagine judging the value of a woman and your level of attraction to her by her ability to manipulate rationalistic abstractions
How primitive! Women are for eros, not for philosophical conversations! Your poor fool. If you want to play at an intellectual, go visit a book club or speak to autists. Maybe become gay and land yourself a twinky philosophy bf. But for women - women want, they need love! Not your pointless blather!

>>17754857
But how can nothing give birth to anything, much less everything, anon? What is a "creative nothing"? How can a "nothing" create and not just that, but create a something?

>>8654249
>when you read this as "Catch Her in the Rye."

The truth is out there.