/lit/ - Literature

>>16016424
eunuchs and castrates were involuntary, scoptsy just extremely devote fanatics
Why would you hate those

>>15612774
I'm glad this is the future we ended up with.

I'm old

>>14402209
i have an androogynous face and literal inbetween body (pseudohermaphrodotism), i'm basically a guy with mangina
thanks genetics, at least the face is cute somewhat

Is there any literature that discusses being a worthless person?

I’m realizing now that I’m entering the working world that I’ll never accomplish anything great, I can’t keep up with my coworkers, I can’t ever come up with any insights or better ways of doing things, I can’t even focus during my whole shift.

Then when I get home I’m too tired to do anything. Im realizing now I’ll go to the grave a loser virgin. What literature will help me cope with my reality?

>>13124964
Thanks for the advice OP. I've been doing this for the past 8 months and I finished about 2-3 books in that time, feels pretty good. Like I'm finally not a pseud anymore. I really look forward to reading a total of 200 books in my lifetime

Hello /lit/ long time fan. Used to be my home board. I'm sorry I haven't been around! Could I please get every recommendation you can think of for good obscure authors. Some shit in the past you mentioned like Darconville’s cat, apes of God, milkbottle h. Those types of lesser known authors.

I feel like I'm too old to be a doomer. I'm 27 I should be getting my shit together by now right?

Sup /lit/, not sure if I should post it here or in /adv/.
I live in a religion heavily-based society, well it's Islam. After a long period of depression because I started deviating from Islam due to lack of use, I made a choice which is kinda not-too-satisfying for most people. I chose to believe that there may or may not be a god, I mostly think there is a God, but no judgment will come out of it. Even if it did, I'm his creature and he's free to do whatever he wants to do. "Why? What proofs did you use?" You might ask. I did not try to prove or disapprove anything. I just "felt" like choosing it. I don't care how I got it, I don't want to think some people or things affected me to such a thing. Even If it did, I don't hate myself for it, I don't hate myself for being "non religious"
>current time
I started feeling better somehow, I started forgetting about God, but not in a bad way. I just said to myself " I'm his creature" and kinda took it the optimistic nihilism way by just focusing on making the most of my life which made me more mind-stable, I still want to get close to God, I find God an amazing concept. If not the best thing I've got to know, not just Allah or some God mentioned in other religions , I think of him in another sense of way. However, sometimes I feel down and tend to hate myself, and of course since there's nothing to put the blame on, I just throw it on myself all over again ( I don't get that much like I used to) but most importantly I get bored and lazy alot and lose joy in life, it's not always great, I try to be productive because that's the only thing I can occupy myself with. However I want support, I don't have close people irl to relate such a thing. So I usually just read posts online and I thought some books might help me feel better. I don't care if it is fake happiness, I don't want to prove stuff nor disapprove them, I just want to improve my current situation.

Thank you

>tfw too depressed to read

I feel like nothing matters. How do I overcome this feel.

my diary desu

can you recommend me some good novels about being a father

>24
>Austria
>Silence

also, im lonely, i could use a hug. send help pls

>tfw too old to be posting on /lit/

I haven't read in a month lads.
What will enthuse me again?

has there been a longitudinal study of reading habits? what would the # books read per year vs age graph look like? how would tastes change?