/lit/ - Literature

>>23219406
what beauty standards do you prefer then

>>16986580
Too bad her casting SUCKS

Whenever i go into these threads i never really learn anything more about buddhism, i just get more and more confused.

>>16861985
even though he's a self help midwit, i find his story highly intriguing, with how he managed to snap out of a depression through a religious epiphany.
I wish i could get the same thing

>>16826321
I make shit threads on /lit/, usually with a hot woman as the OP, on some topic that vaguely interests me. Then i get a lot of butthurt replies and some faggot saying "ugh just google it you faggot" and they suggest some books instead.
Works every time

I was on /tv/ for years. I really liked kino a lot. Watched a lot of decent movies. From Kubrick to Bergman. It was my passion. I really loved every second, every meme about movies. Few weeks before i got a sick with a flu. My body temperature was high and i was feeling like im vegetable or something like that. I don't know what's wrong with me but at moments like this im very very vulnerable mentally so i remember i really turned down on movies. After that i tried to watch a movie and failed it. I have no feelings towards movies. Nothing. So right now i think i need to move forward so i thought that it would be cool to start reading books. I already checked sticky and got everything i need. I want /lit/ to tell me if im moving forward and how it's even happend that after that moment in my life i changed so fast.

>Is 4chan the most insecure, narcissistic, and neurotic place on the internet? Every board is about expressing your consumption patterns or some other traits in order to demonstrate superioty or virtue.

Just go to reddit, preferably the meta-subreddits or the "bad"-subreddits like badphilosophy. It's filled with smug idiots who fill the emptiness of their lives by feeling superior to others

ITT: Post your political stance and your major/degree

And no, this is not a /pol/ thread, i'm just looking to see if there is some truth to the notion that all Arts-fags are commies while all STEMfags are filled with apolitical conservatives.

I'm looking to get into Hindu and Buddhist philosophy. Apart from the primary literature, what are good works/books to start with?