/lit/ - Literature

>>18867900
>>18867866
Quite the opposite. "Waldun exists to convince you that you are not Waldun". Simply put, he's the twisted mirror of /lit/. In Waldun, we see all of our greatest fears and anxieties under a microscope. His lack of self-awareness, his lack of skill, his phony "love of reading", his delusions of becoming a great writer, his pseudointellectualism. We scoff at his self-styled "dark academic" aspirations as little more than a phase, an attempt to compensate for a lack of personality with faux-intellectualism. Until it hits you. He's /lit/. He exposes us.

To add insult to injury he has more fame and recognition than 99% of the posters here will ever receive. The twist? We probably gave him a large boost in the early years, at least in regards to growing his channel algorithmically. In a very real way, we created him. And the more popular he grows, the more we're exposed for the frauds we are. So what do we do? Make Waldun threads, laugh at Waldun, and curse ourselves in private. There's no turning back.

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>>10122433
>in loo
You got me.

>>10086584
>And all of those states are failing and breaking down into more regional governments, if they have not already broken off.
Okay.