/lit/ - Literature

>>17884336
for me it's hookah (got some turkish shisha) and I'm currently reading ernst junger's eumeswil
also obligatory "you're gay for smoking american spirits" post
>>17884385
I've been smoking for a while, and out of everything hookah is the worst health wise. This is only because there are more tar-related chemicals in shisha, and sharing the hose with other people increases the risk of lung disease. However it's all about how often you smoke; a pack a day cigarette smoker is worse off than a once every two weeks hookah smoker. For me personally, vaping felt the worst for my health. Smoking cigarettes and hookah frequently never made my lungs feel like they were dying nor did my skin turn grey the way vaping did. Smoking is most certainly bad for you, but there is some degree of study that shows pipe tobacco, because of how it's cured, is actually healthy and the best way to consume tobacco. Overall, smoking is not healthy, but it's all about frequency and what you're smoking. Just smoke pipe tobacco, cure your own tobacco, or roll your own cigarettes if you care about adverse health effects.
>>17884421
based

>>17855913
>cigar lounge
I've met many literati at my local lounge
>university
many artsy men on campuses
>record store
where there's hipsters there may also be people with "taste" in literature willing to mansplain
those are your best bet, you could always be my gf
my resume:
>6'3" lean 150lbs with swedetwink face
>favorite /lit/-tier authors are borges, pavic, junger, eco, and bowles
>for casual reading I enjoy adventure novels (stevenson, kipling, heyerdahl, and the like) and hunting stories
>turn ons - smoker, good conversation, nudism, and has outdoor hobbies (especially ocean-based things or fishing)
>turn offs - shy about body image, extreme timidity, and doesn't keep a clean living space

>>16661713
For me it's good health and mutual love.

>>16626173
OP, you're looking for these two books:
"Reflections on Revolution in France," by Sir Edmund Burke, and "Considérations sur la nature de la Révolution de France, et sur les causes qui en prolongent la durée" by Jacques Mallet du Pan. Read them and you'll be disillusioned of modernist stupidity.
>>16628496
Tocqueville was a Jacobin faggot apologist.
>>16628656
simp