/lit/ - Literature

>>22946511
>>22946472
>>22946448
>be me
>many years ago when I was 15-16
>learned about Nietzsche from the Jackal monologue at the beginning of Far Cry 2 campaign
>go to barnes and noble and buy beyond good and evil
>read a couple pages to the point where he says the line about will to power
>stop reading because I have no fucking understanding at all what the fuck he's talking about
>fast forward to being in my mid 20's
>pick up Nietzsche again
>I can actually make sense of it and realize how much shit is actually presented in all of these books
>been reading, analyzing and formulating philosophy, and religious texts since (I'm 27 now)
>at the point where I understand just how fucking crazy reality actually is and it's all thanks to that German incel who still rings a lot of truths both hard and fascinating to this day while still respecting the works of other philosophy and religions

>>21019567
I'll change it up a bit if you really want it that much

>>18978317
how?

>>18557782

You won't get over your lost youth. Just accept it has happend. In 25 years time do you want to look back on having a lost adulthood? You are in the prime of your life.

A good place to start is doing something everyday that you fear doing, this can be as simple as asking someone for directions if you are socially awkward.

Regarding friends, I don't really have any advice for you there. I can be your friend if you want.

Anyone here read thru the Canon as prescribed by harold bloom? If so, is this a good goal?