/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.7082063]

How do i dress like am /lit/?

[Anonymous No.7082077]

>mfw /lit/ nerd don't know anything about being /fa/ tbh

[Anonymous No.7082092]

Oversized ratty sweater with cargo shorts knee socks and boots

[Anonymous No.7082093]

get a philosopher's jumper kek

anything comfycore is /lit/ tbh

[Anonymous No.7082096]

fashion is a social construct it means literally nothing to me.

wear a fedora and a trenchcoat and ravel exclusively by your mom's car or skate on your heelys

[Anonymous No.7082101]

Just dress like a prince.

[Anonymous No.7082103]

you dress inconspicuously. i suggest a few pairs of jeans and plain color tees. anything else is just a waste of time, funds, and effort.

[Anonymous No.7082107]

>>7082103
this

[Anonymous No.7082108]

>>7082063

you write and read as much as you possibly can and then some. Being /lit/ has nothing to do with what you wear. Read you fucking cuck and stop shitposting.

[Anonymous No.7082111]

>>7082093
2comfy4u

[Anonymous No.7082114]

Have a great shaped body and be tall, wear whatever fits well

[Anonymous No.7082119]

How is this even a question?

[Anonymous No.7082123]

>>7082108
>implying we actually read.
i thought we were just pretending to do that in order to look smart.

[Anonymous No.7082126]

tfw no comfy bf

[Anonymous No.7082132]

[Anonymous No.7082133]

clothes are a bourgeios construct

[Anonymous No.7082135]

>>7082108
>reading
>implying as long as you can make people think you read you actually need to read

[Anonymous No.7082138]

>dressing up and then going into a fictional work

if anything just wear something will be comfortable for sitting around for long periods of time

[Anonymous No.7082139]

if you're at home, you have no excuse to not be wearing a bathrobe

[Anonymous No.7082140]

>>7082123
Get out of here, /fa/

[Anonymous No.7082142]

>>7082101
he's qt

>>7082111
>>7082126
homeless chic is in?

[Anonymous No.7082143]

>>7082133
I wonder if he treats his men/women like he treats his books

[Anonymous No.7082145]

>>7082135
this
eventually whatever girl you're discussing literature with is going to notice a pretentious snag in the conversation that you'll both nervously drink away, like all good writers do.
all about presentation. can fool the best sometimes.

[Anonymous No.7082149]

>>7082142
comfy ninja
these are very comfortable clothes to be reading in

[Anonymous No.7082150]

>Get jeans
>Get tshirt
>Get gf

Allright.

[Anonymous No.7082152]

>>7082063
New Balance sneakers
Faded relaxed-fit jeans
Anime T-shirt
Black hoodie
Cargo shorts that reach below your knees
Flame patterns on any of the above.

[Anonymous No.7082154]

>>7082143

One could only hope

[Anonymous No.7082156]

>>7082133
implying his musclebuilding isn't clothing

[Anonymous No.7082160]

>>7082135
>>7082145
i've never had a very deep conversation about literature i've read with anyone tbh

not so for philosophy.i think you actually need to read and understand what you claim to read otherwise people will think that you're retarded

[Anonymous No.7082165]

>>7082160
>deep conversation

jesus people remember those?

[Anonymous No.7082169]

>>7082133
hotness is a bourgeois construct

[Anonymous No.7082202]

>>7082165
we are in a constant internet haze. real life conversations constitute a series of exchanges of forced grunts and obvious observations. without the ability to carefully think over, edit and carefully time one's response to a remark like in text messages or online, this is what we have been reduced to. even the intonation of the human voice has been revoked by our overreliance on emoji

[Anonymous No.7082242]

>>7082202
so yes, you do.

[Anonymous No.7082308]

>>7082202
It doesn't happen where I live. But i have a friend in arkansas that is...well, like that.

[Anonymous No.7082815]

[Anonymous No.7082825]

Unbranded old-fashioned items with a slightly loose fit, dark tones