/lit/ - Literature

>listens to audiobook
>whilst reading along with a book
it feels good to be enlightened.

>tfw read 0 books this year alone
>tfw actively browsing old (5+ years) accounts on goodreads and sending them mocking PMs for how much they read, and that they should get a life and try kissing a girl

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Rhyme is for children

>>19721928
>reading another man's thoughts is gay.
Yeah, so?

>open book
>read 5 pages
>"ok it's enough for today!"

Start with School of Life
Proceed with Rogan
Culminate with Chapo Trap House
Conclude with ContraPoints

>why yes ofcourse I engage with theology, philosophy, and mysticism because I'm bitter about missing on STEM edication and a chance to actually understand the world
>these stemcucks are..*shuffles the Deck of Many Copes* ...all hylic materialists!

>>19580432
I don't plan on having children of my own (based antinatalist) and I will punch to death any kid that snaps a photo of me without permission.

I have read about 150 fantasy novels
LOTR is not one of them nor do I intend to ever read it

>why yes I do plan on killing myself because a dignified man chooses his end himself instead of letting the nature decide, is it truly so obvious?

I'm a mediocre man of no particular talents. Books for this feel?

>>19398934
>I don't understand math so I hate it

> Reading book
> Protagonist is a seething incel
Wow, very deep and relatable. 5 stars.

>lose the argument
>learn something new

>Yes, I am Butterfly and I post in /sffg/ to make chuds seethe uncontrollably.

>>18494225
>You're just so much better than the rest, aren't you
I literally am.
Obviously I’m not perfect, nor the best possible version of myself (yet). But I strive for these things daily: the growth and development of my mental, physical, social, artistic, and spiritual self. I look at the people all around me, and I’m speechless at their apparent lack of interests, pursuits, and thinking beyond what is expected and force-fed by society. I’m not trying to sound like le heckin bigbrain fedora autist who stands apart from le sheep. I’m just observing the difference in approach to life between myself and my close friends vs. most people I meet IRL, people I see around town, people on reddit (and here).

I have read every book on /lit/. Call of the Crocodile is the best one.