/lit/ - Literature

>>18693640
based anon

(I'm currently on a 400 days streak, 20xp a day) I really think that the main strength of the app is that you learn the language the same way you had learnt your native language, by seeing words, listening to sentences and then slowly processing the meanings and structures. Not sure if it's the fastest way to learn a language tho but still cool.

Its comforting to know that all the greats died without ever receiving their true deserved praise and value. That in the end, they too strode along a journey of agony, loneliness and doubt. Yet despite this, their only salvation lay in the awe and wonder their works would inspire in the future, motivating the proceeding generations to do as they did. And in this way, from work to work, from generation to generation, so long as man kind persisted, they would - in a sense - be connected with each other through the same road. In the end, we are all walking along the same path, separated by untold space and time, yet still holding hands and united through our beloved craft.

>What motivates you anon? How do you get inspiration from and from what? What makes you to get up from your bed and write and read?
>Whatever it is anon, I believe we can do it and make it out of here.

I like reading books.

I'm reading a book bros.

NEET. I'm too dumb and lazy for a career, and too prideful to submit to the wagie life, so I'll probably stay this way until I inevitably kms.

>>12053071
don't worry anon. STEM leads to misery too

>James while John had had had had had had had had had had had a better effect on the teacher

Amen my fellow anons