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>tfw re-reading Evola
>tfw remembering of when I used to read him as a teenager and of the naive and uncontrolled enthusiasm I used to experience
>tfw all of that is gone
>tfw I will never experience that excitement again

Books to cope with nostalgia for an ancient past that I never experienced but only dreamed of?

>> No.17459543

>>17459530
smoke weed before reading

>> No.17459545

>>17459530
You grew up. Be happy.

>> No.17459548

>>17459530
you're just missing excitement in your life anon
you've probably been bombarded with constant societal shame and boundries

https://www.updevelopment.org/3-metamorphoses-nietzsches-map-human-growth/

this might help you

>> No.17459553

>>17459545
I have no ideals anymore

>> No.17459577

>>17459530
just listen to fucking vaporwave like we all do

>> No.17459626
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17459626

>>17459548
i was never a camel and wish i could be

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>>17459626
You can still be a fren

>> No.17459651

>>17459626
Its a duality you must go through first
First you must accept the duality and all that is evil, all restrictions society and other people have imposed on you (camel), afterwards you need to be an extreme reactionary to get rid of the boundries (lion), when you get used to not caring about other peoples opinions and it becomes a habit, then you can stop being resentful and actually create the life you want (child) :)

>> No.17459667

>>17459530
you were a teenager in fascist 1940s Italy? damn man AND you know how to use a computer? incredible, simply flabbergasting. periodt.

>> No.17459772

>>17459530
Idk what the issue is anon, I've been reading Evola for years and I am still very much enthusiastic whenever I look at his books. Of course, in part that is because I still have a lot to learn from them - after all, much of his work is not even translated yet. Still, even on rereads I discover lots of new things. I can't understand your problem.