/lit/ - Literature

lol trigert

>>10414764
>right guys?
yep

Thus Spach Betathustra

>>10414764
That's basically /r9k/ and /pol/, though.

I've never met anyone who lives a good life though.

>tfw ugly miserable cunt

this guy sounds like he's onto something

>>10414764
Ligotti does not deserve to be mocked like this. You think he looks miserable in that photo because tfw no gf? Here's the interview that was attached to the photo: (http://www.ligotti.net/showthread.php?t=8726).). His physical health problems, along with his mental health problems, have been so ridiculous and nightmarish, the poor unlucky bastard. If his despair isn't justified, then no despair is justified, which I suppose some might agree with if you side with the Catholics' take on "tristitia."

>>10414825
>t. fat disgusting frog faggot who'd have to kill himself if he realized that not everyone is as miserable as you

>>10414834
Don't be facetious, anon. I'm sincere, most of the people who loudly proclaim to live well are just miserable below the surface. Some of them might live okay/tolerable lives and are pleasant people, but none of it looks worth recommending.

>>10414853
What about those that don't 'loudly proclaim it', but nevertheless feel it?

>>10414834
If we were to conduct the most hardened and callous optimist through hospitals, infirmaries, operating theatres, through prisons, torture-chambers, and slave hovels, over battlefields and to places of execution; if we were to open to him all the dark abodes of misery, where it shuns the gaze of cold curiosity, and finally were to allow him to glance into the dungeon of Ugolino where prisoners starved to death, he too would certainly see in the end what kind of a world is this milleur des mondes possibles.

>>10414856
I guess they hide it well enough for me to not naturally take them into consideration in my bias.

>>10414858
>t. ugly virgin

>>10414864
>dude the only people that would look upon the history of the world and see it as horrifying are people that can't get laid!

>>10414764
t. conspirator against the human race

>>10414872
>t.

>>10414884
>t.

>>10414898
Go make a hot pocket

>>10414901
The Buddha saw the world for what it is, anon. Why can't you? Too scary?

>>10414904
You are only similar to Buddha in size, you thick lump of shit

>>10414910
>mistaking Budai for Buddha

It's gettin pretty plebby in here!

>>10414919
>caring about non-whites and non-white culture

Your embarrassing yourself

>>10414923
Oh, a man of the West, so maybe you're more into Christian values? Although we all know the roots of that religion. But I dig Christianity, it's got that whole "fallen world" thing going on...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CQ7rJoyYRuw

Behold! This is the face of your typical Ligotti fan

>>10414853
I sometimes see my life shitty, dwelling in a basement waking up so late that i don't do anything with the day and getting bored out of my mind when i go to school(it's vacation now) - there's a part of me that really hate my existence, but there's a much larger part of me that love life, i love to sleep my day away and love going to school and meet my mates sharing edgy memes and chilling. We are not complete and consistent beings us humans, our very being is build upon paradoxes, but it's ok.

>>10414764

>>10414973
Poor pathological person.
Poor Sayori...

>>10414965
thanks for sharing that anon

>our very being is build upon paradoxes
it makes me happy to meet someone who feels this way :)

>>10414965
This is now an optimism thread.

>>10414956
You're pretty shallow.

>>10414764
Meanwhile Cioran and Schopenhauer were libertines who fully experienced the cyrenaic lifestyle and subsequently condemned those pleasures as vain in order to meditate on things of greater consequence.

>>10415572
Reminds one of Ecclesiastes

>>10414923
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>>10414864
turbo brainlet, please go back to /b/

>>10414956
Why does Xit look exactly like Ligotti? Is antinatalism comorbid with turtlemanism?

>>10414764
Well except he has had a pretty miserable life from physical and psychological problems that prevent him from enjoying life.

>>10416430
Cioran's suave enough for the rest of them

>>10414764
http://www.ligotti.net/showthread.php?t=8726

>>10416436
>>10416455
Yes. Exactly as I posted earlier (>>10414831). If you don't feel for Ligotti, who do you feel for?

>>10414825
I do
*Does a backflip*

>>10416472
Teach us your ways, anon

>>10414764
all this but unironically

>>10414919
That’s funny, that would almost be like someone having a statuette of Chesterton and thinking it was Jesus

>>10417041
Lmao