/lit/ - Literature

>>10393753
That all sounds too good to be true. For some reason I can extract the exact potency that all has. For me it was Lain, but Akira shares the same effect. Only it makes me a little more sorry for you than for me because it is just that much less connected with reality.

How do I escape the sheer repetition of buildings, the fact we all live in them, and the fact the most respectable literary theory is ultimately reducible to a configuration of these buildings and that any movement which exists for the conceptual appreciation above itself is bound to run out at any rate of effort? I'm purely ascetic by all measures so already there brother. Just hoping I'll get the green light from amygdala to slit my wrists with maintained abstinence. I wish I was being hyperbolic.