/lit/ - Literature

>>18096437
Well since you've been able to sort out that part of your life such that you are a doctor, congratulations. Art is a commitment, it's like going to the gym or practicing your analytical skills. There was a time in ancient Rome when they thought of people with blond hair and clear eyes to be uncoachable savages. I have faith that there will be more Black people joining the list of great people in history, you have shot with this life God gave you. Use it.

Much love, if you need anything else darling I'll be lurking this board.

>>18050539
This actually sounds interesting I'll read it.

>>17916111
>>17916073

Okay so: Dark Academia (OBVIOUS mindtrap). A lotus in the mud of commodifiers of philosophy and youtube ideologues, inspired by anus.com and the efforts of Jordan Peterson to stay apolitical, parades itself as a vestige of a better time, a hub of independent thinkers...is it really? We're not supposed to act on the tenets of an ideology but the possibility of what can happen. Think Wittgenstein's concerns about language and multiply them times a fucking hundred thousand million bajillions, everything your "friends" say about a movie character or somebody else can actually, without anyone realizing, be about you (as in Stirner's ego you) in the future in a "poetic justice" kinda' way...It sounds crazy but I think that whoever said that "Si vis pacem, para bellum" was right in saying it...You're better off betraying that person you think you are, that isn't you, your friends very well might be your friends. I just look back sometimes, guys, I cannot see a good outcome for anyone out of maintaining certain relationships...it just doesn't work like that, regardless of race or culture...I mean for goodness sake's people are being ostracized forbeing seen not wearing "the mask" and I ain't talking condoms here! Help me understand /lit/ty am I just bitter?

>>17891565

>>17886037
La Bas, by JK Huysman.