/lit/ - Literature

>>11152552
Me too, and I'm fine. That other guy doesn't know what he's on about.
>tfw went from insomnia every other night to insomnia a couple times a year

>>11118105
Good night anon. I feel very much the same way, this
> I don't talk about my emotions and would find them hard to describe, despite feeling emotions very strongly.
In particular. For me at least, I think I tried to suppress a lot of my feelings when I was younger, always feeling that I was a rational, logical, scientifically minded person. In recent years it's bubbled up though, and I feel overly emotional most of the time. And like you said, they're difficult to describe. The words we have to describe them are too limited to cover the full gamut of my feelings.

I've been trying to express them through art, but it's hard. I'd like to paint or draw or make music, but I'm really bad at all of them. Sometimes I feel like writing too, but I'm always doubting if when I write I'm actually communicating my feelings in a way others can understand. I have written a couple poems that got a few compliments on here, so maybe that's what I should work on.

Take a break from staring into the abyss and discuss comfy reads.

I've been reading Around the World in Eighty Days. I tried to read it as a child in English and didn't like it much, but reading it in French is certifiably comfy.