/lit/ - Literature

So this that reddit thing everybody keeps telling me to get back to?

Looks relatively inoffensive and full of content, no wonder these droogs hate it like poison.

>>6443115
I wish it was inoffensive, it's a bunch of unfunny mid 30 year olds purporting their fucking awful opinions and jerking off over inside jokes with one another

>>6443126
Ah, sounds a bit like here tbh.

>>6443151
Nah 4chan is a lot of shitlords in their late teens. Pretty close though.

>>6443168
Self-reported figures show a significant userbase of adults too, /lit/ is probably on the younger end of the mental spectrum though; pretending to be a smarmy clever dick on the internet is only satisfying if you think the opinions of strangers have some sort of actual value, which is chiefly a folly of the young and young at heart.

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>>6443192
yes, smug pepe.

I am afraid it is.

>>6443190
at least we're not /mu/ bad

>>6443193
Find joy in being smug

>>6443190
Damn son, you really don't think opinions of strangers have value, what the hell is wrong with your world-view here? Not their opinions about me or you or our posts naturally but opinions about other things, important things. In this way it's nice to contriboot and dialogue and veer people along to a path of less idiocy. 4chan has a great sense of humor also, so sh/lit/ is bad but I haven't found anything better tbh

I come to /lit/ like I come to an old friend. It's like I forget that you are people. I'm just talking with the little blue boxes and the pictures of frog. With Reddit or any other social media there are too many parameters like names etc.
Anonymity and the simplicity of the interface is better.

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>>6443260
what a fucking hideous frog.

>>6443279