/lit/ - Literature

>>10718070
It’s just a place to talk about literature and the ideas related to it in a very casual social context. A lot of us don’t have a good place to do that in real life (or even if you do, it can still be nice to be able to pick and choose your discussions here). People also like to joke and meme about their interests. You don’t always have to take literature so goddamn seriously.

If there was a better place to discuss literature on the internet, I’d go there, but I haven’t seen one. A lot of them are overly serious or less active or just don’t have the same sense of community. Even though everyone is anonymous, it feels like I have friends here, which is never something I get from reddit despite its lack of anonymity.

It sounds like you just don’t belong here, OP, so kindly GTFO, you fucking pseudo intellectual normie

My philosophy professor just said “you can’t just make assertions without defending them with arguments. Nietzsche tried that and it failed miserably.” Is this actually what modern philosophers think of Nietzsche or did I just get throatfucked by a self important piece of shit who doesn’t know what he’s talking about?

>you will never meet a girl who is intelligent and literate (for the right reasons) and cute
Even the good ones just turn out to be frauds. Fuck, man.

You have to hate life to the point where you want to get revenge on existence itself.

This thread is wack as fuck. Nobody here has more than 15-20 volumes. And now they're hanging around on /lit/, shitposting and wasting the FBI's valuable bandwidth.

When does it end /lit/? WHEN?!

>>6158547
"The life of a writer is a lonely one. You think you are alone, and as the years go by, if the stars are on your side, you may discover that you are at the vast circle of invisible friends whom you will never get to know but who love you."

>you will never truly experience Dante unless you know fluent Italian