/lit/ - Literature

>>23116342
I think every maladjusted young man should read Dostoevsky, though I don't know how beneficial it would be. We live in a weird fucking society. If you're struggling to cope you're not the only one, man.
>>23116387
Absolutely never fucking do this unless it is the only conceivable way for you to keep from blowing your brains out.
>>23116482
>school psychologist
>she
found your problem right there.
Video games are a waste of time, but as long as you're not addicted they're not as bad as a lot of people say. Better that than drinking.

Idk how self-help shit is viewed on /lit/, but Atomic Habits is one of the few ones I've read that was actually practicable instead of rehashing platitudes.

>>21822921
>based retard barely a sliver by 2021

>>21535897
>>21537269
This reminds me of autists enjoying Thomas the Tank Engine because emotions are so clearly conveyed by the trains

>>19672080
filthy harlot

>>19656038
>22 books in the same series
Yeah, nah

>>19656049
New Andy Weir book and the last Expanse book will be in there somewhere

>>19535731
Small scale chaos creates order on the larger scale. 4chan would collapse without the seethe

Hey /lit/. I decided that I am tired of jewish religion. I realized that Yeshua Bar Yozef was a jewish rabbi sent by the jewish god yahweh. Im tired of the tiktok pastors.

I'm considering paganism, or some sort of atheism. If I switch to atheism, then where should I get my worldview from, what should i read? Nietzsche I'm guessing? Maybe some sort of Ubermensch thing? And if I do decide to go to the polytheism, then which one, there are many. I'm Polish, so I could probably embrace some sort of slavic paganism, but what should I read then? Thanks in advance.

>he reads the translator's notes