/lit/ - Literature

>>13800305
I know this fucking feel. I even went on /lit/ a while back and asked for books featuring the saddest most depressing failures ever. Got stuff like No Longer Human, Notes from the Underground, Stoner, Sorrows of Young Werther, Venus In Furs, Whatever, Flowers for Algernon, etc. I read ‘em all and every single one was better than me.

>>12918236
>>12918243
If you've read his writings, you'd know that he had a very gloomy, unpleasant demeanor. It made people not want to be around him, in addition to the mean, petty things he would do to his peers out of spite (IE, flipping out at a birthday party because he didn't get the first slice of cake). Maybe this is just me, but you can see that dour demeanor come through in the photos there are of him. The way he carries himself and his expressions make him look like he's constantly on-edge and quietly resentful of the viewer for looking at him.

The fact of the matter is that all the money and status in the world could not make up for him being a disturbed weirdo with a chip on his shoulder against all of humanity. The blame for being a bad person rests squarely on him, not his parents, not his peers, not the girls he threw coffee at, not the "femenists" he perceived as conspiring against him, and certainly not the random people he lashed out at with violence.

>>12768929
Lmao at this cope. Don’t even think about comparing him to Ted, one is an intellectual powerhouse and the other is a disgruntled shitposter. The bogan writes at a third grade level. This would’ve been forgivable if he was an interesting person like Rodger but he’s just /pol/shitposter #719459. Not an original thought in the entire thing.

Post one word in this thread, nothing else. The best word will win a prize.

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