/lit/ - Literature

It took me 50 days to finish Don Quixote. I feel ashamed at being such a slow reader. It is so apparent to me that some people are genetically superior to myself. And I was high as balls for a good portion of the book too, which didn't help, and no doubt adds to my condemnation. I've since dropped the drugs while reading and I read a little faster, but it is no use, I don't read much faster.

>>12561790
Anon please stop making a fool of yourself

I feel the same way anon. I think we're just brainlets

>>8806430

OP, please, please take the time and effort to remove her from your life. She has shown you her opinion of you. The amount of unhappiness and paranoia you will have if you continue to love and long for this woman is not worth it.

it may take a long time but I promise you will get over her. It's hard but it's worth it.

What's a good book to read when you're unbearably unintelligent and you know it? I'm just so painfully average in my intelligence, but I wish that I was more intelligent so badly.

Can you recommend any scenes from literature that describe a man mourning?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xSi_FE52TAY

Less subtle than Achilles for Patroclus

People are trying to make me sad for liking Dan Brown. I read his book inferno and I really liked it, yet everyone here says Dan Brown sucks and someone else asked me if I was a middle aged house wife. Why do you have to disparage the things that I like? What should I read instead?