/lit/ - Literature

Pure Act.

You'd think we're on /v/ or something with a sorry thread like this.

>>12863807
Does he say this because women dont understand their deepest desires for powah? And instead lie to themselves in some form of pseud-romantiscism?
Is that what he is trying to imply?

What philosopher or what arguments are there for the claim that "God is bad because he doesn't intervene in the horrible things that happen (natural disasters, sexual assault, murder, etc)"

I really wish I had friends like Dave Masters and Gordon Finch. I so desperately want to have a decent conversation. I hate being trapped in my own head

>Talking to girl
>She says how she's lonely sometimes
>Say she has pretty much no friends
>Says she doesn't really do anything, doesn't party, doesn't drink, etc
>Whole time she's saying this I'm remembering how 2 days prior I had seen an instagram of her at a party, drinking
>She talks to me on the weekdays, but on the weekends she's more silent, (because she's out with people)
I don't understand why she lied about that to me. She's a wannabe intellectual, recently she's been coming to me for books to read cause she knows I read a lot. She's been following many of my interests in philosophy, religion, war, etc. It's like she knows her favorite authors and shit were loners and wants to be one. And it's annoying when she told me this, because I genuinely feel that way, I can't even remember the last time I hung out with someone on the weekends. I make up imaginary people to talk to in my head just for company. I have actually spoken to a different girl and she was similar, says she's lonely, no friends, etc, and that girl was definitely full of shit cause she's constantly out doing stuff.
Why did they lie about that? Were they trying to impress me or something? Is being a loner seen as smart?