/lit/ - Literature

>>13845236
>babys first existential crisis
Yes, anon, we know. One must strive anyway

The entire point of BAP is a litmus test to expose closet liberals and low test conservatives.

Once you realize this the take away is Lift weights and be carefree but also orientate yourself to something higher than muh pleasure. That is the Bronze Age Mindset.

How do you do it /lit/? how much do I have to force myself through literature before I start liking it? It's like my brain only let me enjoy two things:

fantasy/scifi or technical books/manuals

I tried the Illiad, Tom Sawyer, One Hundred Year of Solitude and Don Quixote; didn't like them. I enjoyed Tolkien, GRRM and Sanderson.

My snob friends always mock me for being a book normie, I wouldnt mind if not for trying to impress a qt in the group.

>>13135689
Die Kapuzinergruft but with gay samurai bodybuilders

Currently reading Mindhacker by Ron Hale-Evans, Wyrd Sisters by Terry Pratchett, and I just started Nights at the Circus by Angela Carter because I rolled in the female author thread. Just finished Bill Bryson's A Walk in the Woods yesterday.

My routine is a simple one with a single 50 lb dumbbell. I mostly progress by adding reps and reducing my rest times. I'm also doing the Wim Hof method course.
Here's today's workout.
Goblet Squats 3x25
Pull-ups 3 x 9 and Chin-ups 3 x 6 + 3x6 Hanging Leg Raises
DB OHP 3 x 8 + 3x15 Single-leg Cross-body db Deadlifts (for those Gluteus Medius gains)
2x wrist roly things + Fingertip Push-ups to failure

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