/lit/ - Literature

>>21462080

>>18236499
Cont
>I'm still sitting in the class and trying to work out what the fuck is this feeling inside me
>I try to continue my studying but soon she barges into the room once more
>she takes a seat opposite to me and we start talking like we always do
>it's just the two of us in the room
>can't remember how it got to that point, but she brings up how awful it would be if one's husband or wife died prematurely (I later found out this had happened to her grandfather)
>she tells me that she's going to contact me if that ever happens to her since I'm "the only one she could get along with for the rest of her life"
>by now I'm once again in disarray inside my mind, thinking what the actual fuck she had meant by this
>I decide to jokingly ask her if she means I would be her lover then
>she says yes and we discuss what kind of farm animals we would get together if that happens
>by this point I'm starting to feel like I'm developing a crush on her
>she asks me if I have anymore classes for the day
>I say I do, but she suggests I skip them and go shopping with her
>once again my conscientious side tells me to go to the class, but on the other hand I want to spend time with her
>so, I agree and we go shopping
>before that, however, she says she wants to visit my apartment
>we drive there on her car and I show her the place
>she then demands that I would have to see her place as well
>why not, I think to myself and we agree to head there after doing our shopping
>she lives by herself in a old, quite big house in the countryside
>she shows me around her place and we hang out for a bit
>after that she drives me back to my apartment and after telling her how much fun I had had that evening we part ways
I then went and fell on my bed, because I felt so confused as to what was happening. That day was the day I knew that I could not keep my promise of not getting a crush on anyone - and I also felt that this was not a crush; I had fallen in love! To an engaged woman!

>>17709143
My diary desu
>>17709277
This but unironically

>>15910146
Chateaubriand
>We are undeceived without having enjoyed life... Imagination is rich, fertile, and marvelous; life is poor, arid, and disenchanted. We dwell, with a full heart, in an empty world; and, without having enjoyed anything, we are disabused of everything

>>14415485
Yes.

Which Young Werther translation should I read?

What are some good books to help me cope with being an incel?

What are some short stories about teenage love? Preferably "classics."

Let's talk about Werther

Why is this book so scarily saddening? Part of me wants to dismiss werther as a cuck but at the same time I feel moved by him

Werther was pretty comfy.
Haven't read anything else by him