/lit/ - Literature

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>studying electrical engineering. Getting good grades requires a lot of time. Also have part-time job as a kind of data scientist for an start-up. Between university and the job I barely have time for reading, or sleeping. I've been surviving all year on coffee and junk food, sleeping 5 to 6 hours a day. I've gained a lot of weight. Now that my country (Chile) has entered into a sort of révolution (for which I'm happy btw), and my classes at the university have been canceled, I've been able to read a bit more, but it's hard to find the mental energy to do so. I mostly watch TV shows on my phone or browse /lit/.
>Lolita on my phone. V. physically.

What can you read to save your heterosexuality if you constantly writhe around in bed wanting to get fucked/feminise yourself? Preferably novels which allow me to appreciate women again romantically at least and not let me self insert as them

What are some /lit/ books on maths?

>anon you know Poetic Edda is better than Iliad/Odyssey right?