/lit/ - Literature

>>11587729
yeah, how about /soc/

>>11587729
You sure do get up early for a loser

>>11587729
I love you, Londonfrog. I've been looking up archived threads of yours, but I've only found a few. Where can I find more? I'm kinda new to 4chan.

Stupid frogposter

Truly, the curse of inceldom must be fate worse than death

>>11587878
Search for key London frog phrases like "binge" and "pseud cred"

OP here. I am currently sitting in my flat, literally writing my diary desu. Nothing well written, I just want to catalogue my major memories before I forget them all

>Despite working for so few hours per week, I was demoralised a lot by work. The days where I worked were ruined and I dreaded work on the other three days. I think the work was not as bad as I told myself (though it was humiliating working a minimum wage job after university while being so near home, where I could sometimes see people I knew from school). I simply wasted all my free time on the internet, similarly to before and after this period. I remember coming home from [UK Retailer] shifts at 10 pm and immediately driving to Morrisons to buy junk food. I remember that I would spend Saturdays or Sundays by taking the car and then driving around aimlessly while drinking coffee, then going to the gym, and then coming home just in time (or slightly later) to start working at 6 pm. I remember the busy traffic during Saturdays. I remember doing this on the day of the French Open final in 2015 when Wawrinka beat Djokovic. I remember seeing Djokovic beat Federer in the Wimbledon 2015 final before going to work on that day.

>I remember finishing the final exam, which was [redacted], and feeling like I had done well on it. I was sitting after the exam had finished and while waiting to be given permission to get out of my seat and leave. I felt very content. When I look back on this I realise that this was possibly a high point in my time at university, though I didn't realise it. I had done very well on my courses that year, I had a pressure free summer (where I wasn't expected to have had any professional experiences because internships usually took place in the summer before the final year of university) where I only worked in part time jobs. Each term after that had very few lectures in comparison with previous terms, where I usually sat in large classes. After this point, I no longer felt like I was part of any community, even if I had only been a loner and loser at university.

>>11587744
Well said mate, dump frog poster btfoed

>>11587729
>The Idiot
Would you recommend reading it (not for pseud cred)?

>>11587729
Fuck off fake Londonfag.

>>11588774
This, the real londonfrog tragically killed himself in 1922