/lit/ - Literature

>>20064271
>How do you guys talk about /lit/ things without being seen as pretentious...

Monologically, by being the performer, and the chorus, without pretending anything.


>...people are always weirded out...
>Like every time it just stops the conversation and they get weirded out...

Every perspective is uniquely simple, as every person is weirdly complex; nonpersons get "weirded out" because they are not converted.

Few things are more invertedly perverse, and detrimental to one's health, than continuously sleeping less to wake up earlier, but stunted, and degraded.

The past is reafforded by regrasping the future.

卐 • R E G R E D I • I N • T E M P O R O S P A T I U M • = • P R O G R E D I • I N • S P A T I O T E M P U S • 卍

>>19275410

卐 • ϟ • M E A • F O R M A • I P S A • V E R T O G E N I C A • E S T • ϟ • 卐

>>19136004
Philosophical supervirility predisposes one to start from the end; if you cannot find clarity in the end, or somewhere in the middle, then start strictly chronologically, from the beginning.