/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.12605514]

i am becoming sick of living everything is just work work work wagecucking is making me hate life i am bored to death with this place i am sick of it i am beginning to think neetdom is indeed the best way to live in today's world. a lot of the people i see (i don't want to call them friends because i dont feel close to them whatsoever) are always on about the "hussle" and they are these early 20 year olds with meme haircuts you know where they slick their hair back and consume a shit full of cultureless garbage i know because they always ask me about the cultureless garbage that they watch. they are always going on about "success" and i feel everyone around me is deluded i have no idea what they are going on about i have no idea what success means. i remember one of them shared to me their idea of success as he told me how he wants to work in the city and how he finds these people wearing fitted suits and with meme haircuts motivational and then he told me something about the hussle and i remember being filled with disgust and telling myself i would rather be anything but that.
what are some books about this feeling of disillusion and that discuss boredom in the modern world and that critique capitalism?

[Anonymous No.12605519]

JR is funny

[Anonymous No.12605524]

Whatever by Houellebecq sounds perfect for you

[Anonymous No.12605532]

>>12605514
Sartre's Nausea

[Anonymous No.12605536]

Take it to >>>/r9k/
"books for this feel" threads should result in a perma-ban

[Anonymous No.12605541]

>>12605514
been a neet 12 years. i'm never going back. i literally can't, it's impossible.

[Anonymous No.12605542]

NEETdom is filled with constant ennui.

t. Neet

Read Society of Spectacle

[Anonymous No.12605547]

>>12605536
fuck off

[Anonymous No.12605567]

>>12605542
This
t. neetfrogs

[Anonymous No.12605571]

i really wish i can look at life in a different way and "affirm life" but i cant everything around me fills me with disgust and makes me sick.

[Anonymous No.12605620]

>>12605536
based

[Anonymous No.12605624]

>>12605536
brave

[Anonymous No.12605632]

>>12605547
fuck you.

[Anonymous No.12605639]

>>12605620
>>12605624
>>12605632
samefag

[Anonymous No.12605693]

read the bible

[Anonymous No.12606416]

>>12605514
unironically engaging post

[Anonymous No.12606432]

>>12605542
True, I even have a job that qualifies as a NEET-type job. Look at me. I am reading books and hanging out on 4chan and play OSRS at work. For the whole damn shift.

Still more comfy than real wagecuckery, though...

But, I want LIFE! What is it!?!?

[Anonymous No.12606451]

I share very similar feels, instead of NEETdom I'm planning to join the army, after which I'll try to get accepted by a PMC.
I don't care about the money or the fact that I'll be ordered around like a bitch, the adventure, the thrill of shooting somalian pirates is appealing to me.
Modern life is just so terribly dull. If you don't value getting a family or making someone/something proud theres nothing to strive for, it's just so terribly boring.

I apologise for blogposting.

[Anonymous No.12606879]

das kapital

[Anonymous No.12606925]

>>12605514
A Faggots Biopic by (You)

[Anonymous No.12606930]

>>12605541
I’m literally 13 and having a great time

[Anonymous No.12606953]

>>12605542
going outside is worse

[Anonymous No.12606990]

Don't go NEET, make your own business. Make money from your hobby, you still would need to make some sacrifices, but it would be wholly your own path.
You can even make money online, there are plenty of platforms for that - but you need to be adaptable, most people just keep doing the same thing and eventually give up. Make your own opportunities, meet people online, just don't wait for it to happen on it's own.

[Anonymous No.12607006]

Those who do not think that employment is systemic slavery are either blind or employed

[Anonymous No.12607027]

>>12607006
>slavery
umm pretty sure you get paid, have rights, and can quit any time you want

[Anonymous No.12607031]

>>12605541
What happens when the neetbux run out?

[Anonymous No.12607038]

>>12607027
>have rights
lmaoing at the state of wagecuckery

[Anonymous No.12607043]

>they are these early 20 year olds with meme haircuts you know where they slick their hair back and consume a shit full of cultureless garbage i know because they always ask me about the cultureless garbage that they watch. they are always going on about "success" and i feel everyone around me is deluded i have no idea what they are going on about i have no idea what success means

I feel you 100% in this. Sometimes I look around at my 22-3 coworkers, friends, colleagues and fail to recognize any sense of liberty and independence in them. It's a bit maddening and the more I keep to myself the more they perceive me as some weirdo, but little do they know that I despise them back. In silence.

[Anonymous No.12607049]

>>12607038
pretty sure in most countries a NEET has less rights than somebody with a job

[Anonymous No.12607062]

>>12607027
i can quit any time i want!!!!!! i swear!!!!

[Anonymous No.12607070]

>>12607027
>can quit any time you want
no you can't unless you want to starve. a lot of people also have a lot of families they have to support.

[Anonymous No.12607081]

OP this is just a midlife crisis. Look at almost any parent in literature lol

[Anonymous No.12607084]

>>12605514
I'm right there with you OP. I worry about "the hustle" to the point it's useful to me (having a stable job) but it is entirely secondary, and what I really want to do is drop off modern society, learn practical skills, build a homestead, start a big family, and live the most gratifying and meaningful life I can. It is very hard, there's a strong sense of alienation from people because they don't see a purpose in much outside of pursuing their careers. People don't see value in real struggle; they simply don't seek it out.
I hung out with some of my coworkers last night and all they had to talk about was how much they hate their job and getting drunk/stoned. I want to show people there is a better way to think and act in life, but it either falls on deaf ears or is dismissed as "lol anon you're so weird" like BITCH, what is so weird about pursuing a genuine purpose in a sea of meaningless accumulation of material garbage? I get it, you bought a Switch and you're on the fence about buying your fourth cat. But what does any of that bullshit really mean to you?
It's just frustrating man. Play the game insofar as it serves some greater purpose. I'm a lot happier acknowledging it as a means to an end, and knowing one day I can leave this shitty place and create my own beautiful world.

[Anonymous No.12607086]

What a shame that a legitimate thread topic is filled with such asinine posts. I guess it was the frog that did it.

[Anonymous No.12607098]

>>12607027
lol

[Anonymous No.12607107]

>>12607086
So make a good post instead of whining about the thread. Faggot.

[Anonymous No.12607112]

>>12607086
>book for this feel is a legitimate thead topic

[Anonymous No.12607270]

Bump

[Anonymous No.12607313]

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