/lit/ - Literature

>>22222991
This. A hallmark of reddit writing is insincerity, insecurity, verbal cowardice, because you're afraid to be judged for what you've written. Observe how anon asks for advice, yet doesn't post his work. "Do not look upon me" for he conflates criticism of his work as criticism of his character.

Reading PUA books is making me depressed. It's like staring at the mirror and hating your reflexion. It so demoralizing to understand all the traits of an alpha male and realizing you were never one - and probably will never be. I was already consicouss of my problems regarding women, but having them rubbed in your face is a different feeeling.

I just want to write a book I'm proud of and kill myself right after - is that too much to ask for?

>>15702716
Relatable I want off this ride

I believe a better question would be about how love was perceived before the peak of romanticism and idealized love. I don't have the knowledge to say, but maybe love as we understand it today wasn't always the norm.

>>14559132
>Hitler is more important than Milton

I wish MM would come back.