/lit/ - Literature

>move in with gf
>she farts loudly, wastes time on social media and behaves like a impatient child when forced to watch some intellectually demanding film
Honestly thinking of dumping this pig, ending my incel NEETdom tuned out to be a critical error

>tfw you realize Fascism would unironically save the planet

Life is not worth living. Empathy is a biological dead end that needs to be bred out before it ends up killing us all. Ambition and hope is nothing more than a ploy to keep you generating capital. The bad guys will win. The good guys will lose.

The only answer is to normalize assistant suicide. People shouldn't be forced to live in this hopeless world. We shouldn't be forced to watch this horrific bloodshed and the wars that are about to come.

>Your heart beat in my ribs and mine in yours, and both in God’s… It is a strange feeling — no hopefulness is in it, no despair. Content — that is it; and irresponsibility; but without licentious inclination. I speak now of my profoundest sense of being, not of an incidental feeling.

>Whence come you, Hawthorne? By what right do you drink from my flagon of life? And when I put it to my lips — lo, they are yours and not mine. I feel that the Godhead is broken up like the bread at the Supper, and that we are the pieces.

>>11793744
Bohren und der Club of Gore

What is some good /lit/erature to prep for psychology major on university?

>tfw you go to a stem school that literally doesn't have a single course even tangentially related to art
All of my humanities knowledge has to come from self-study
I wish I had friends to talk about The Recognitions with but shitposting on /lit/ is the closest I can get

Lev Shestov, Emil Cioran and John Keats.

Also Gothic and Weird fiction have both had a huge influence on me. But not a single writer of either on a whole.

>>8042031
Teenage fantasy.

The last book was fucking bullshit. It shat on the entire series.

He wrote 4 books, building up a romance between Eragon and Arya, among other things.

And then he doesn't provide.

He admitted himself that he had the ending in mind since the beginning but changed it last minute when writing the last book because he got older and thought it was more adult, something like this. Okay Chris, maybe you're right, maybe Eragon defeating the bad guy and living happily ever after with Arya was some teenage lit.

But the fact is that you've wrote an entire series hinting at this, and the revised ending harms the coherence of the previous books.

The ending was so sad and lame. When the last books came out I was too old for this shit, but still bothered because I wanted to know the end. And I just got NTR'd hard.

ditched by a cute broad who was going to sit on my face regularly

everything was perfectly set up, i was finally going to escape the hell of constantly having to manage eighteen different dating site accounts and canvas 250 women simultaneously

i was finally going to have a perfect vice to strategically distract me from work, one that didn't overlap into work and fuck work up

now i'm back to booze and spending 4 hours masterminding how to trick the chubby chick from modelmayhem to sit on my face

one day i'm going to have audience pussy on anthony cumia levels

I need books about the philosophy and thinking behind misanthropy