/lit/ - Literature

>>8985531
I wasn't talking about mimicking the popular kids (and in any decent place the popular kids are merely normal kids who are slightly more attractive and more outspoken) but about finding that niche of people you like to see and talk with on a daily basis even if you don't always agree with them. If you are in a university and not a highschool, that niche does exist, with probability very much near 1. I have met math majors who had published short story collections or poetry, other who had been scout troupe masters and jazz musicians, various who had taught teenagers in highschool, at least two who had published with a reknowned scholar by their third year of undergrad. None of them are exceptional talent, they are slightly above average intelligence normalfags pursuing their interests