/lit/ - Literature

>>17429230
I would suspect some of Zen's just-observe attitude is a consequence of coming out of Chinese Chan and Huayen Buddhism, which were in dialogue with Taoism as native Chinese interpretations of Indo-Gandhari Mahayana Buddhism.

>>17422927
>/lit/ newfag here
I already wrote my adventure-fiction novel, posted it on social media and my blog... no one noticed it, not a single "good shit, keep it up" comment, only 20 or somewhat visits... before becoming an hero, I need to know if I can post it in here, else I just wasted several months of my existence.

>>17389810
People are forced to stay home to prevent the spread of the virus but this also prevents people from making frens. Isolation also makes many people anti-social, which will be a barrier to making frens in the future.

>>16520800
>begome anargg dddddd

>>15994625
I crie every time, and remember to just read the dark enlightenment, land's early work is much different.

best board is between /lit/ and /out/

what will humanity look like in 30 years?

There are very few qualities more revolting in people than an unearned superiority complex. How a frogposter can claim to be morally and intellectually superior to others when they themselves admit they can't move their lives past a shitty retail job boggles the mind.
No self-help book will improve your disgusting amount of misplaced vanity, your victim complex, or your autism. If you found a way to see past your bitterness, notice your own flaws, and fix them, you would have a real chance in life, but for you this is impossible.
You will blame these problems on me and the other posters in this thread. You will falsely claim we are normies, or redditors, or women, then conclude that you can ignore our opinions because you're on a whole different intellectual level. You will carry this pattern to your grave, and die like this.