/lit/ - Literature

>>18820478
Good job then

>>13462210

Guys I'm starting to understand and integrate into regular human society and I'm so happy. I can turn strangers into friends with confidence and without sacrificing what makes me a unique individual. Earlier today I opened up a social media account out of legitimate need; as in I could have opened one to simply go through the motions of normalcy but I've reached a point where I actually have a use for a consolidated popular communication platform. The future's looking bright, and as soon as I can figure out a practical moral/ethical approach to sexual relations I'm going to be pretty much set.

>>12417292
Later Mommyposter, stay strong.

>>11007571
They are good I hope you enjoy them anon

>>10988936
That gets women wet everytime

Part 2 is unironically good.

Today/tomorrow is my first day of class at a big name uni, and friendos, I am beaming. Spent my early 20s as a depressed neet living at home, and largely thanks to /lit/ I hopped on the autodidact train, which eventually spurred me into enrolling into a community college. To my surprise (I was a lazy shit student in HS,) I steamrolled every class there, I befriended professors, and while I was expecting to head to a boilerplate state school the transfer adviser encouraged me to apply wherever I wanted like my GPA was a magic ticket. I gambled on a lot of top schools, and a number of them rejected or waitlisted me, but my #1 school was the last one to get back to me to say I was accepted. So I got to move out, I'm in a comfy apartment on the skirts of a major city, everything I need is a short walk away, my roommate is a super friendly normie grad student, my bills are manageable, and I have everything I need. I know I'll have to work harder than I'm used to, the luster will wear off, and I'll have to consider plans about the future, but right now I'm enjoying something I'd call happiness. Thanks guys.

What are some books or sites to read about how to feel better about yourself. Like dealing with insecurities and such. I've read about other relationships and stuff on www.truthaboutdeception.com so similar to that but about insecurities.

>>9797838
>>9797845
It's okay man, I had forgot where that was from. You helped at least one person today.

>reread something I wrote a couple months ago
>don't hate it
this is a rare good feel

>>9530315

>you need to relate with a character in order to like a book

Do you even read?

Go and be pleb and Reddit somewhere else. Like preferably Reddit.

>>9506684

Harris is a mere man of his age; nothing more.

Peterson has some spiritual dimension about him at least. As qualified as it is.

Made me happier.

tfw when getting my first poem published

What are some good motivational books /lit/?

Self improvement books that have helped you ?