/lit/ - Literature

I am an epistemological nominalist but a metaphysical realist. Are there any books for people like me?

I wonder if Dumbledore used a spell to make his ass tighter, that way he could grip cock better as he aged. I reckon when a cock was too big he could magically expand his ass enough to handle the girth.

>Long lost twin found the Duns Scotus commentaries

why is underneathwhich not a word

When was the last time you were genuinely happy? And not some phony temporary happiness from drugs or alcohol.

For me it was late October 2021. Prior to that May 2020. Prior to that the summer of 2019, specifically late April to mid June. Prior to that November 9th 2016. Prior that July 2015-July 2016 (probably the best year of my life though it had its ups and downs). Prior to that June 2011-August 2013. Prior to that I guess the summers were always nice and I was happy but the school years mostly sucked and I wasn’t happy. And then I guess I was mostly fully happy prior to the 1st grade which would be everything before September 2004.

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>age
24
>current book
Storm of Steel
>How you’re holding up
Something is wrong with me, I’ve been off for the past month ever since I got back from the holidays. My discipline is fucked. I can’t focus. I have no energy. Nothing interests me. I stay up way later then I used and don’t really get out of bed and start working until much later then I did. I’ve gotten lazy with all my chores. I’ve started ordering out nearly every night. I think about binge drinking and doing drugs when I didn’t really think about it before. Worst of all I’ve turned into an absolute coomer, more then I’ve ever been. Fapping at least 10 times every day. It’s gotten so I’ve started skipping gym sessions to fap, I would very rarely ever skip a gym session before.

I feel like there’s something on the whole that’s wrong with me I have no idea what it is though

Which books capture the feeling of being trapped in a miserable, unchanging life?