/lit/ - Literature

>>11836330
Kind of, i just don't want to work.

>>11560426
This. I don't know how people do it.

NO

>>11490307
Same, i'd go back to NEET in a heartbeat if i could. Wageslavery is a joke

>>11216078
He's not a NEET. Londonfrog works hard, for 10 minutes a day.

WRITERS OF /LIT/!!!

What book(s) is(/are) the biggest formative influence(s) on what you are currently writing?

>>11188377
This. My NEET period was heaven. Literally will not have that amount of free time ever again.

>not just being a NEET

If you don't live in a shit country you'll be living a similar lifestyle economically to most of the shit jobs you can get away unless you fall for the career meme and are happy trading loads of time for a bit of extra cash

>>10258268
NEET

>>9807834
The same. Although i'd vastly prefer going back to NEETdom as an enjoyable job just seems like some unobtainable myth

>>7532741
>Does anybody else here feel burned out?

Yes. Ever since i became a wagecuck. I was reading a book a day (or every few days depending on the length) and writing a decent amount when i was a NEET. I only read around 20 books last year and write a lot less.

I want to go back to being a NEET so bad.

Become a NEET and spend all your time on your own goals without having responsibilities to a job.

Basically just distance yourself from the mundane of everyday life as much as possible and escape into art.

>>6961155
>dfw already living in that world

>any job
>/lit/ approved

except being a writer of course

I'm a NEET and spend most of my free time reading through the canon. What do i win?

C-Can we get back to the whole point of this thread?

>>4832511
>in the same way that worshiping leisure as "civilized" is an aristocratic value
I always knew that I had the soul of an aristocrat.

>>4281794
You say that like it's a bad thing