/lit/ - Literature

Ambivalent.
They weren't reading when there was no FB/insta either. And, in many ways, probably for the better.

>>11183630
The two aren't necessarily related. Also, reading doesn't automatically make you a better or more interesting person.

>>11183630
these
>>11183725
>>11183767
also, ppl don't give a shit about fb anymore

idk if you guys are just plebs or Americans, but everyone I work with or studied with at university reads extensively. the biggest chad I know read about sixty books last year. I think you guys would be surprised if you ever talked to people about books in the real world

>>11183849
What /lit/ usually means with threads like these is that high school girls don't read read the Greeks.

>>11183849
Where?

>>11183886
granted i'm a civil servant so people tend to be well clued up on politics and philosophy, and a lot of books are spread around by word of mouth, but i literally don't know anyone who doesn't read and there are plenty of people my age (25) or younger at the department

>>11183630
feels fine desu. reading is just as much for dopamine as social media

>>11183630
It makes me sad yet good because I feel superior to them tbqhfamalmamadingdong