/lit/ - Literature

who is your role model? and why?

>>18541572
I feel you. Last time I truly liked a girl was in my pre teen years and there was no more true and pure love for any other girl since then.
It's not about sex, otherwise any female could satisfy my wish for love. It's the ''zing'' that happens when a girl fits your mental image of an ideal female but also makes you feel a huge sense of familiarity. This girl doesn't make me wonder how it would be to be with her but rather she just has to be my wife and no other person can take this role.
Cute puppy love or nothing.

Which philosophy should I read for this?

Also not looking for Stirner type stuff because ideally I'd want to love the world and the people in it, so something that doesn't make me insufferable

I need a book on this subject. Twitter says it is the same, but 4chan says it isn't. Every side pretty much just says "muh science" and pastes some rando science journal that no one cares about.

What book settles this debate for real?

>"So you read books, anon?"
>"That's cool, me too. Have you read Max Stirner's works? He's one of my favorites."
What would you say?

What are some 'Slasher' or Brutal Serial-Killer books? Can't find one that's graphic enough...

>tfw /tv/ gave me a Turkish school girl fetish and now /lit/ is doing too

Fuck off FUCK OFF

>open platform for realistic discussion about objectivism
>memes, logical fallacies and people who haven't read a single thing about objectivism

Can't say I didn't expect this.

>there are people here that unironically dislike rand and think objectivism isn't the best way to live

just curious, have any of you libcucks ever even read a rand book?

>>6640558
>comparing rand to stirner
how do i know you're new here?