/lit/ - Literature

>>19492820
What things make you believe I'm low IQ and a leech?

I was able to survive on my own from like 16 years old until 42, only after COVID hit did my life become extremely difficult as I'm not able to just "be myself" which has resulted in a ton of fun, money, and adventure previously.

>>19443443
I worked on onboarding and training classes, COR certification, safety audits, and customer service, it was great for the experience and all that I witnessed, I even won a corporate award along the way.

Doing a year of 9-5 in the corporate world leading up to COVID was a complete and total nightmare, it shouldn't be surprising that so many construction workers overdose on drugs. I know of several during my short stint that died alone on drugs. Being creative helps me with the overall nose-dive of the culture and way of life around me. What else is there to do, but art or drugs, to keep one's mind sane-ish when shut out from society?

Bodily autonomy is the hill I'm willing to die on, I guess.

Well, I better close /lit/ and actually get my ebook finished and on Amazon, can't exactly sell any paperbacks when I'm not even allowed in the local pub without a fucking bullshit vaccine!