/lit/ - Literature

>>19628448
First, love yourself
Second, practice meeting and befriending others
Third, find your direction
Fourth, ask those that catch your eye blithely and boldly, right away.

All of that requires us to give the computer addiction.
https://youtu.be/U3p65M2C1rk

>>18738451
>but somehow she stole the show
Her mystery character was revealed to be a bland nothing and that’s what we have a problem with.
Her fans just don’t want that.
Yeah, this is a film I’d like to remake. Oh well.

The gothic “doomer” has been around since at least the 1970s and 80s. This is nothing new, and more recently was rechristened “emo”.
Morrissey, The Cure, Anne Rice? The Crow?

https://youtu.be/5hs17nZsWGo

>>17270495
Same.
Hated the poseurs. Irritated by the “emos”
(Hated the finale of Breakfast Club)

Same. That must be why I hang out here so much

>>15900642
Not quite the word.
I am very concerned. Still formulating, but perhaps it’s fear keeping me stationary. I’ve been questioning myself on this more and more since the virus though.

>copy/pasta threads
There’s more originality in cape shit comics than on lit.

The sad state of things around here...

>>12594458
>Seeing the condition of women really saddens me
Same. But the same goes with males.

I really like that picture and that's weird.

I'm not so sure about the profundity, but the topic is weighty if lacking in complexity.
Here goes:

Of obvious prime importance is the survival and improvement of life on Earth. The primal urge of life itself. It is our goal is to make haste in switching from fossil fuel consumption to renewable energy. Any and all efforts to combat our rapidly approaching climate disaster before it is too late. It is quite troubling that this pronouncement must be spelled out, and that there are some that disavow the incontestable evidence that excessive human consumption has had this negative impact on our shared global environment, and that there are still others who acknowledge these facts, yet have little to no compunction in continuing their genocidal tendencies. These naysayers are our common enemy and must be removed from all positions of power as soon as possible, like the spoiled children they are. The monitory compensation these men and corporations would owe in fair litigation would more than bankrupt them all, for life in the present and the future is priceless. Their madness must not be allowed to continue.

>>8810377
I loved her. Subconsciously took to her fashion sense. Hated what they did with her at the end though. I wanted her to kiss Claire when she was doing her makeup

>>7091323
The Pope is a blasphemy, a glorified priest sitting in a city named Rome. So he crowns kings, so what? No empire is "holy"

But never mind that. It's simply an insult.
An insult to these institutions that flaunt around their little self-made tinsel titles like it means anything.

I'm genuine btw

>>6855979
>What do you need to hide /lit/?
The "patrician checkers" dead body