/lit/ - Literature

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will you come back and distill the main points of the book for us? something something lend a helping hand?
>"but anon, m-m-misaki isnt coming to save you"

I hate dishonesty. And that dishonesty is everywhere. Everyone is trying to look better than they are, I hate it. I hate the lies that are everywhere now. I can't escape.
Also, I hate myself because I am not myself in society either. And I can't get out of this chain. I am in some sort of a loop where I'm aware of the reality, but I can't convince my mind of that.
The only source of honesty is art. Especially music.

I am ugly, prospectless, friendless, will never experience romantic love, and have no real skill.

What are some books that can help me constitute an idealized self-image that gives me illusion of being powerful and worthwhile?

So far I've read these books which have helped immensely:
Schopenhauer's 'On Women' (helps me cope with not having women interested in me)
The Bell Curve (helps me cope with my average intelligence as I am part of the white race which is high up)
Sex and Character (helps me rationalize my not being sexually active)
Culture of Critique (i can blame everything on Jews)

Anything else that could give me a false sense of superiority?