/lit/ - Literature

sorry tranner, she only means women with ovaries and it's probably only a metaphor.
sorry about your schizophrenia but nature is brutal, you either kill yourself or live with it. i have to live with chronic insomnia, others live with microdicks, some don't have limbs, etc

consumerism is the biggest reason for the inefficiency and unsustainability of modern human life and consumerism how they cope with the existential dread.
what are other solutions or approaches to cope with the existential dread that can be applicable to everything/one from an elderly japanese woman to a 1 years old colombian child? not academic philosophy

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I didn't want to remember this one

ITT: /lit/ confessions.

I'll start.

The last book I enjoyed thoroughly was Herman Wouk's "The Caine Mutiny", and that was back in 2013.