/lit/ - Literature

>>13777517
Her bracelet *does* say "cumslut". Fuck, that's NPC-core.

>>13049137
I'm not a native speaker so I'm trying to get better at it by reading classics; de Quincey will be my first read in English. Thanks for this rec, seems interesting. Since you seem to have good taste, any English must reads (brilliant prose, not too abstruse, not necessarily "top selling classics")?
Already have Blake and Manley Hopkins on the list

>vanitas vanitatum et omnia vanitas
>tfw more than 2000 thousand years ago someone discovered the Truth of life and people still try to reprove those wise words though meaningless successions of letters but you just follow the advice of the Qoheleth and are very comfy worshipping God while you extol and laud Him in the middle of your works for in a few years you'll be freed from all the meaninglessness

>>13045963
Yea I'm retarded and I have a nice laugh with them
Nietzsche makes me laugh a lot too

I still get the magical vibes of the first time, from time to time; it's making my leave a bit difficult but soon™
I'm sure...

>>13031295
Actually I do care. Why do you do this? In heaven you'll have all the books written and to be written at your disposition. Let's be angels together

>>13031111
Quads of truth.
I was like that until I my 18s. Then something inside me changed and made me drop all that vacuous rubbish high paced endorphins-making "leisure" activities and I started reading for the first time (I never read anything at school, looked at online summaries) those internet culture consumerism toys only make you a low willed person, at the mercy of the powerful people (those who read)
Drop videogames, TV and social media. Trust me. It would be ideal to drop /lit/ but who can?

To the town of Agua Fria rode a stranger one fine day

Hardly spoke to folks around him, didn't have too much to say,

No one dared to ask his business, no one dared to make a slip

The stranger there among them had a big HONK on his hip,

Big HONK on his hip