/lit/ - Literature

>>3200837

Of course.

I agree with you that I might go off piece, that I might be in the woods, and that I am indeed expounding upon my own inner social conflict. Moreover, I am attempting to prescribe a solution to this conflict which operates under the assumption that others in this day and particularly those part of generation Y.

I disagree with you that the OP's picture does not have a tacit moral message, if we mean moral not as a dance between good and evil but rather a conduct of proper living. My interpretation of the photo is that its author is claiming places of art, books, mind, and so on, as the stuff of introverts. This is what brings about my rant about introversion as an imaginary, social eye on the individual's identity, viz. the ascription of characteristics to a certain decidedly antisocial conduct under the cloak of supposed deepness.

I cannot trace this pretense anywhere else but to what I called a dualism of the modern individual's days. Which brings me to my no doubt normative message that one should ignore wrangling with such a silly contrivance.