/lit/ - Literature

>>22217047
I thought that’s just how reading works? An author writes words and I understand a concept from them. Is there nothing deeper to this book? Is it just the nonsensical short stories of a drug addict and is a “classic” because he was the first person to document that type of thing and gain widespread popularity? Which I guess would say a lot about society at the time if we were shifting from “traditional American values” to stories about steam-powered dildos pegging young butts.

>>21726494
Yeah, you probably are objectively better than most, if not all, of the people in those meetings. But have those people figured out how to stay sober, something that you failed at?

Whether it’s weed, heroin, porn, gambling, whatever, it’s all addiction. You are unable to cope with life on life’s terms. Working the NA program is about accepting reality and making the most of it without having to run away to your drug of choice

Do it in excel. Set the column width how you want, turn on word wrap.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WSn3My1tKa4

Is it just me or is the system breaking apart even more quickly than anyone anticipated