/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.12377196]

I am so bored with reading right now. I read every day and this is my only entertainment. How to find new friends?

[Anonymous No.12377208]

>>12377196
I’m proud that my only friends are books.

[Anonymous No.12377219]

>>12377196
get a break from reading, stop being a neet, do some sports, assume responsibility, go to the movies, start doing something creative yourself. You don't need friends bro they WILL betray you.

[Anonymous No.12377300]

Um, participate in a social activity based on something you're interested in? Make an effort to get to know people? This shouldn't be that complicated, my man.
Please ignore the neets in this thread. They've rationalized their fear of rejection and pathological jealousy.
If you want something to read, the second half of book 4 of the nicomachean ethics and books 8-9.

[Anonymous No.12377326]

>>12377196
If you don’t like reading just don’t read, no one is making you

[Anonymous No.12377340]

>>12377196
support group

[Anonymous No.12377413]

>>12377300
Dubs of truth.

[Anonymous No.12377426]

>>12377300
>participate in a social activity based on something you're interested in?
Very enlightening

[Anonymous No.12377428]

Join a book club

[Anonymous No.12377519]

>>12377300
>participate in a social activity based on something you're interested in
I'm interested in books only, that's the problem

>>12377428
My nearest book club has meetups only about shitty fantasy books and comics.

>>12377326
I like it but I need someone to talk with, go to a pub drink and talk, talk, talk.

[Anonymous No.12377586]

>>12377196
Go hiking

[Anonymous No.12377595]

>>12377519
>with, go to a pub drink and talk, talk, talk.
It's called the barman

[Anonymous No.12377621]

>>12377586
I live in the lowlands
>>12377595
but I need a friend, not a random guy

[Anonymous No.12377650]

>>12377621
You don’t make friends past 20

[Anonymous No.12377654]

>>12377621
He's less random than the other barflies, but feel free to try them too.

[Anonymous No.12377671]

>>12377650
True

[Anonymous No.12377693]

>>12377519
what about support groups—I’m starting to go to one next week
you see Fight Club?

[Anonymous No.12377706]

>>12377196
Good Luck, anon

[Anonymous No.12377936]

>How to find new friends?
This is easy if you are a grown up:
Jusy do voluntary work. I joined my local voluntary fire department a few years ago. I got nearly instantly a dozen friends. Wasn't very fit when I joined them but they made sure that I became it.

Joining the voluntary firefighters was one of the best decisions I did.

[Anonymous No.12377955]

>>12377936
This guy gets it. The best option is actually to join a church, but if you’re a fedoratipper or disinclined you should join some sort of voluntary community-focused organization.

[Anonymous No.12377985]

>>12377936
What if I create a monument to a god and practice worship there every tuesday until I get some followers? I know that sounds creepy, but couldn't I consider them my friends?

[Anonymous No.12378028]

>>12377955
>>12377196
Start a band. Learn music from teachers. Learn to sing. Rock out with your cock out. Pretty easy. Or watch a show on nature bathing and fasting. Visit a hostel, or a graveyard. I like to walk in graveyards when I get wanting friends. It always cures me of wanting to be out of myself, or reflected back at myself endlessly in rambles, rumination. Don't do drugs.

[Anonymous No.12378091]

University. Find where the interesting people hang out. (keep in mind they're usually leftists) Go to concerts and talk to people (this requires more social skills)

[Anonymous No.12378172]

>>12378091
>they're usually leftists
you mean liberals

[Anonymous No.12378250]

>>12378172
no he doesn’t

[Anonymous No.12378305]

>>12377196
>How to find new friends?
there is a book for that