/lit/ - Literature

>>23058108
>Walk up to a stranger and tell them you used to have a fast car, see if they care.
But those wouldn't be the conditions that you would compare lives to, those aren't the same playing fields.

>Try talking to people about what you've done to make the world a better place and you'll find a more captive audience.
Better place for who?

In all of my life, I am trying to think of one humanitarian that I can identify. In my own personal circle, I know of a few acts of absolute humanity among my friend groups. An old friend of mine sheltered a firefighter for several years to get him into a situation of regular employment, and he also put his bitch through school. Myself, personally, provided shelter of 6 months to 3 different people, giving them no rent, to explore and have a place to live and have fun. Once you reach a place in life where you don't have to worry about money, where you can self-indulge, do you honestly believe the nerds that would write an article about narcissism have truly experienced it in a human sense? Go fuck yourself! I'm sure you have a high position in the hebrew dystopia. I am low-balling but I have my luxuries and my space to write. Not having to ever see crackheads is a luxury beyond measure, that is the #1 thing small towns have over the big city. Okanagan vistas and suffering-free streets.

>>22928997
My brother, if you are who I think you are, I am in ascent, and when I reach a better place, I want to fun your next adventure.

2023 was the big COVID "hangover" year.

2024 is the year where /lit/izens are validated.

>>22722872
>>22722871
Why do no cool rock star authors exist?

Why are the only "cool" people allowed in music, wrestling, film, tv, etc etc... but writers are all fucking boring ass nerds with zero pussy, zero style, zero balls to call out the system?

I mean, in rap music, you can win awards for rapping about guns, killing people, slapping bitches, pimping hos, while writing seems to reward the absolutely geekiest people who write the worst schlock possible. This year's Giller prize winner in Canada, the fucking zippertits who won the Booker International prize in 2020...

Is there a conspiracy to keep people from reading and instead hit them with mind-numbing, short bursts of flashy lights and sounds to keep them mesmerized and unable to see the forest for the trees? I mean, if people read more and books actually discussed relevant topics rather than passages of children finger fucking their livestock, maybe we wouldn't live in such a hyper-globohomo society?

Seems like there is a very real effort to keep literature as stale and as boring as possible, while funneling people into the world of watching Twitch streamers, OnlyFans whores, Masonic "musicians" that are pushed so hard over the you-know-who owned channels. Seems basically deliberate at this point that there are no counter-culture voices in writing and our entire culture revolves around keeping people as stupid and uninformed as possible.