/lit/ - Literature

>>19396659
Gasping, dying
But somehow still alive
This is the final stand, of all I am
Please keep me in mind

>>18678089
Continued
As you sob you pick up your bottle of alcohol
The Alcohol helps you cope with the pain of being a monumental waste of oxygen and space.
Or at least it used too. Nothing really helps you anymore.
In your drunken stupor you start rambling about your previous crushes.
Then you look around and realize you are 25 and about to turn 26.
You're almost 30 desperately clinging to toys meant for boys. Trying to cling to your youth, your grip loosens every passing day. and soon enough you'll be an old man.
You fall on the bed and sleep it off, only to repeat it again tomorrow.

I finished A Farewell to Arms.

I will just warn you not to do a humanities degree friend. I graduated with one from a top ten university and it ruined my life. Even pre pandemic graduate jobs were so competitive you need to be James Dean (or fufill hiring quotas) to land one.
I currently work at a miserable non graduate civil service job for awful pay.

To anyone young reading this thread: Please do not make the same mistake I did.

>>14502119

>tfw no horse-cock slobbering carthaginian themed slave pornography story WITH realistic naval combat

What are some books that will help me stop wasting my life