/lit/ - Literature

>ONE (1) week of gender dysphoria
>cried 8 times, installed and deleted Grindr 3 times, started having random pains in my cock, vomited once, got drunk twice, wanted to go in front of the my fucking lecture and ask them to call me a girl, walked into the councelors office and froze up before telling them anything
I am cooked...

>both parents are uni professors
>failed college,never had a job, mild gambling addiction, regulary pick up hookers
Kinos for this feel?

>>22410502
>slavshit

I don't feel present.
I feel like I live my life in spectator mode.
I cannot interact with others, and others cannot interact with me.
I'm just silently watching the world pass me by

Any books for this feel

>>21246549

Life is a big adventure:)

>>20200778
When even I see images like this, I imagine myself being there and just walking towards that horizon and not stopping. I remember my friend was once dog sitting in some house in the countryside and he said to me "I was looking out of the window at the hills and fields and I just had this urge to drop everything and walk into those fields and never come back" and that sounded very similar to how I feel a lot of the time. Sure, if you did that irl you'd probably just end up coming across some city or road, but its just the idea of looking at a horizon and wondering "whats out there", "what fantastical would could be lurking over that hill, what wonders could be out there"
I know this is cope of the highest order, its pure escapism, a longing to escape our mundane lives.

What book would you recommend to a 27 year old NEET?

best books to read if you are a 28 years old neet?

best books to read if you are a neet?

>>18464245
>he can’t find fulfillment in readings
Sounds like big YOU problem, not a problem in books you incel

>>17597571
>he only knows fifteen languages
Bet you're not even fluent in reconstructed PIE
filthy casual get the fuck off this board

>>17427599

i'm right where i started

>>17401081
no

I couldn't sleep, so I finished the first half page of the novel that is supposed to free me of the wagie life.

What is the rest of /lit/ up to?

I'm sure you've heard this a thousand times but you should make a schedule and stick to it. It's really that simple. Allocate different chunks of your time to specific tasks so you don't just spend all day in indecisive purgatory.

Ex:
>6:00 - 7:00 Exercise
>7:00 - 8:00 Work on whatever
>8:00 - 9:00 Read X book

That's just what I do anyway. I manage to follow through 90% percent of the time.

If you are reading a book and have no idea what the book is trying to tell you, do you get frustrated and agitated?

if my well-off parents weren't here to buy me a house when i eventually move out i would never be able to afford my own house before the age of 50. thank you mum and dad

>>15833357
i know :(

>>14452193
Death on Credit
>>14452265
The Bostonians
>>14452274
Tristram Shandy
>>14452282
Stoner

I’m a depressed virgin nihilistic determinist loser, name one book that I can read that will change my outlook on life to a more positive view. Bonus points if I can find a free pdf of it and it’s written in language I can actually comprehend without 18 read throughs. Does such a book exist?