/lit/ - Literature

>>23055109
>>23055112
Someone has to produce twinks for the rest of us to top.

>>22113468
I read a book from 1991 where it talks about a criminal lawyer's beautiful secretary, and this was the time when professional women still wore pantyhose.

The lawyer's client fantasizes about her sitting on his face.

Workers enjoy more rights and social protections under liberal regimes than communist ones. Liberal regimes are more stable and maintain law and order better than authoritarian conservative ones. Why do you still cling to the failed projects of the Left and the Right, anon?

>be me
>finish work on Friday evening
>binge on junk food for the third day in a row
>waste evening, didn't even go for a walk
>sleep
>woke up on Saturday morning
>browse internet in bed, sleep again, get out of bed at around 1 pm
>read book, waste time online
>go for an almost 3 hour walk while listening to podcasts
>waste time online
>go to gym
>lifting goes ok
>have fast food binge (still within my calorie limit)
>sleep at 3 am
>wake up at 7 am on Sunday
>browse internet for 2 hours
>sleep for a few more hours
>get out of bed
>do some chores and then work related to my job
>went to store to buy more pepsi max
>listening to music
>will now go for a walk and then probably have another fast food binge (but less than 2500 calories)

I weigh 4 kg less than I did two weeks ago. I still need to lose around 3 kg before I'm comfortably lower than my regular weight range but things are looking good.

This is a very mundane day. But I'm relaxed because this isn't a quiet period at work is coming up and my manager is going on holiday for 3 weeks.

Summer is ending in the near future and I took it all for granted, again. There weren't a lot of kino moments. Some of my early year dark evening walks produced some fine nostalgiakino. I even produced some memorable walkkino during midweek evenings. You could say I adopted the darkness.

My main sources of nostalgia from the past few years:

>some video games I played: that really fucking engrossing RPG I played in spring and summer; that platformer during Christmas
>some walks I had, during summers in particular

I've said it before but a really kino feel is that intermediate stage between hard work and relaxation or holidays. Some of the kinoest feels are found during train stations, bus rides, airports, and walks home.

>>20870152
>start another cold war
>start

>be me
>have a big fat binge every day of every week of the past many weeks
>told myself Sunday was the last time
>wake up on Monday morning
>go to work
>tell myself this is the fattest I'll ever feel in public
>come back from work and manage to avoid buying junk food on way home for work (only previously avoided this about 3 times in 5 months)
>eat probably less than 2000 calories of healthy food
>browse internet
>go for a walk while listening to Moldbug on a podcast
>buy Pepsi Max on way home
>go to gym
>sleep and get woken up by alarm after slightly more than 7 hours
>get ready for work
>go to work
>a few times during work today I started talking and people kind of just continued the conversation as if I wasn't there
>realised how beta and inconsequential people consider me
>had only a black coffee for lunch (don't know why food cravings didn't appear before)
>go home after staying slightly late to finish stuff
>go to supermarket.... and buy healthy stuff
>ate healthy food; around 1560 calories plus vegetables and I feel full
>now browsing internet before going to the gym later

This may be it. This may be the road to not being a fatso. I want to lose 20 kg. I want to view the majority of the population with disgust. I want to sweat less and not carry around this hardened lard weight vest.

>be /pol/ browser
>sick of modern degeneracy
>finally read the Western canon to get in touch with my roots
>it's all about cuckoldry, polygamy, pederasty (lots of pederasty)
i am now a shameless coomer

>>20496776
female relatives of homosexuals are more fertile

>>20356195
>>20356520
>tfw my shitty ESL-tier self insert fanfic in asoiaf got 100,000+ hits on ao3

>>20231054
>unabashedly based
nice review anon

>>19542094
>you can't read Virgil until you've read literally everyone who came before him
Hello based departament?

I’m leaving this board because it has nothing to offer

At least with biz I made six figures thanks to crypto

But this dumpster fire of a board is just a den of pseuds filled with jealous commie neets (lmao marxism)
But thanks for the charts

>>17490299
Well one things for sure, he definitely isn't, and never will be a woman.

>>17361792
It's also my favorite by far but I just started reading with these non stop confinements. Can't wait to read The Brothers Karamzov and his other novels ! Have fun anon, keep reading.

>>17357458
Well you can't win them all.

>>17337676
NIGGER!

>Thusly

>getting BTFO on political discussion
>yell "go read marx"

>>15875950
Your post reeks of low intelligence.
How smart people and midwits read:
>pick a topic they're interested in. Formulate the questions they want answers to. Pick a shitton of books on the subject. Read them, take notes until you get a clear picture of what kind of information is out there and hopefully answer your questions. For every book arguing one way, read a counterpart which argues the other way. Formulate your own synthesis or conclude that one of them is a retard who doesn't know what he's talking about.
How retards read:
>Hear someone namedrop a personality.
>Want to keep up with their peers, decide to read up on them.
>Read just one book which covers tons of different topics and questions by that person.
>Don't even bother looking up whether or not there is anyone that disagrees and to understand the general consensus on these questions from other authors.
>Formulate your own conclusions on the topic and questions based on one book.
>move on to another book on completely different topics
There is no need to ignore anyone, if you're not a retard. To the contrary, you should get your hands on everyone you can, especially if there are people telling you to ignore them.
Perhaps you're just young and that's why you think in such an immature way. I hope that's the case.
>inb4 people who misunderstood y Gasset start shouting at me for being a mass-man who thinks only experts are allowed to have an opinion on a topic
Never said you need to be an expert. That's a gross exaggeration. The experts have already done the work for you, all you have to do is to read what they have written. No one is asking you to perform original research. Everyone should be able to synthesize a number of books and article on a subject to form their own opinion, especially in this day and age.

Also, this obviously does not apply to fiction. That's completely different, although you should still strive to at least understand the work in its proper context.

>>15833415
>guys please humor these obfuscated insights
no

>>15757078
>basement dwelling incel
High IQ, independent thinker, does not conform to common societal norms and platitudes, genuine interest in topics he discusses.
>dipshit sitting in a NYC office
Midwit bugman, cares more about his social status and appearance than actual knowledge, no regard for beauty and truth, worldview completely determined by his social conditioning.

I think it's clear who the winner is.

>>15629286
Based. Same here

>go to local book store
>pick up Mein Kampf, Lolita, and The God Delusion
>light up a stogie while waiting in line
>thumb through all the expensive knick-knacks next to the checkout, knocking several onto the floor, and telling my fellow line-waiters to "look at all this horseshit"
>finally get to the checkout
>array my books on the counter all facing up, facing towards the cashier, a chubby girl in her early 20s.
>she looks down at them and pauses, her mouth hangs open in disbelief as the fuhrer himself stares back up at her
>blow smoke in her face and ask "some kind of problem, toots?"
>she coughs and nervously stutters the name of the book, as if to verify that anyone could ever purchase it intentionally
>"yeah" I reply, and tapping the cover of Lolita with my finger while leaning over to her side of the counter.
>"and this one's about a pedophile"
>her face is now awash with fear and horror
>"oh my god" she mutters
>"God's dead, honey"
>everyone around us goes dead silent
>scoop up my books and leave with them under my arm, unpaid for

>Fuck kikes