/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.6341906]

>he thinks reading novels makes him a more interesting person

[Anonymous No.6341911]

>he thinks his fixed concept of 'personality' exists

[Anonymous No.6341915]

I find few things as insufferable as this ridiculous notion that humans should aspire to be interesting, as if the point of life, the arts, knowledge and human interaction were just some kind of game to try and wow people so you can jack off imaging what people say about you when you're not around.

[Anonymous No.6341918]

>>6341911

>immediately goes on a postmodern rant on identity

kek, so /lit/

[Anonymous No.6341927]

>>6341906
>reading novels

[Anonymous No.6341930]

No, they make me a more introspective an analytic person.

[Anonymous No.6341936]

Reading good literature, as long as you engage with it and try to extract meaning, will inevitably make you a more interesting thoughtful and clever person.

>he thinks lifting weight will make him stronger.
That is literally how retarded you sound.

[Anonymous No.6341941]

>>6341936

Pure intellectualism.

[Anonymous No.6341943]

>he thinks watching tv will make him a more interesting person

[Anonymous No.6341944]

>he thinks anything other his deeds define him

[Anonymous No.6341964]

I read books and steal thoughts from them, which makes people think I'm an interesting person with interesting things to say.

[Anonymous No.6343778]

>implying I read novels because I want to be more interesting