/lit/ - Literature

>DMV ran out of KY jelly

>>22059473
>Home Depot ran out of pickles

>>22006954
>Bed Bath & Beyond ran out of ketchup

Books about an awful monster discovering what love is?

What are some good plays written with a theme of horror and dread (and no broadway musical tripe?)

I have been on /pol/ for the last few days after accepting the black pill, and after a brief attempt at sympathizing with neonazism I realized the board acts mostly in jest and even the most extremist far right ideology is too tame for me.
I have failed at convincing myself that I have issues with specific groups, and I have failed to find hope in antagonism. My issue, really, is with humanity as a whole.
I am rapidly sinking into a spiral of psychopathy, but I am (thankfully) conditioned enough by my upbringing that I will only hurt myself and will endanger noone else.
Being this overwhelmed by hatred is not empowering, it is a desperate feeling. An incredible sadness is sweeping over me while I wish everyone to be erased.
I know that the only way I can achieve this is suicide. After all the world only exists in our perception, doesn't it?

I would ask for really desolate, bleak books but to tell the truth I haven't been reading much as of late.

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>>12098602
>tfw no half mexican jew gf EVER

Wojak should be on lost suffered and nothing deserve it, fuck dante he is a pussy and deserve the suffering for being a pussy

>in highschool
>have hardcore feminist English teacher
>always made us read feminist tier books and anti-male propoganda
>learn poems
>all gender studies bullshit from modern feminists
>finally required to read something classic like Mark Twain
>she finds a loophole and gets us to read another garbage book like the awakening

I feel like I was robbed of a proper English education in high school how do I get it back?