/lit/ - Literature

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Love, death, fear, happiness, emotion, beauty, suffering, morality, identity, idealism, theism, atheism, existentialism, nihilism.

Can /lit/ recommend me a book which contains none of these themes?

I wish I could go back and replace every "Hey, I love you," I said to one of my close friends with "Hey, we should have sex." The latter is so much more honest and pure I believe.

It's not that I don't believe in love, which is a metaphysical concept anyway. It's just that, whatever it is, it's so much better expressed through actions than words.

Unfortunately I was raised to be a word person, but I'm working on becoming an action person by spending all my time in my room at my parents house and rarely leaving and spend all my time writing.

Too bad now I'm so sexually traumatized I'll never be able to be a pure white lover bizarre jelly. It's the price you pay I guess to be happily miserable.