/lit/ - Literature

>>20004956
>At least Christlarpers actually believe

>healthy individual
is phoneposting soijaks for hours on threads you don't like a sign of health?

>>18044552
>unlike mainstream Abrahamic faiths or Buddhism which have plausible bases for them.

>>17688206
>500 different people

>>17664281
>Even those that make sense (Hinduism, Buddhism)?

>>17240936
>civilized
>latin american nation

>>17036415
Yup you sure seem close to the "truth" pal

>>13251910
>we have 10-20 years left

>>11263513
>kierkegaard died a virgin

>>10107789
>virginal

>>10064054
>Why are there so many of us?
What >>10064061 said, and lack of socialization with people your own age. Also the idea of monogamy.

I want to die every day. Stirner is great for escaping the delusion of morality, but once that threshold is crossed, I find nothing on the other side. Not in the sense of "oh woe is me there are no answers," in the sense that I cannot find a single human being who really understand the concept of a union of egoists. I mean, I used to have male friends with whom I could have an honest and intellectually stimulating conversation, but I've lost touch with all of them since they moved on past college and I dropped out and moved home. I don't find meeting people within a pretense, like school or work, to be fruitful anymore, and all the people I meet spontaneously are goddamn philistines who are only interested in material gain.

It is getting to the point where I only find contentment in the glutting of my rage. Perhaps the collective impotent rage of ourselves and the 52 million Chinese men denied access to sex will amount to something

>google this book
>google books says "this watershed work aimed to make madness comprehensible, and in doing so revolutionized the way we perceive mental illness"
>doesn't even have a wikipedia article

>>9096244
>Dogmas and formulas, those mechanical instruments for rational use (or rather misuse) of his natural endowments, are the ball and chain of his permanent immaturity.
Surely Immanuel Kant didn't say this.

>>9084750
>the immigration order was popular with over half of americans