/lit/ - Literature

Struggling alot with insecurity lately. If you could post books on how to feel better about yourself it would be really appreciated.

>>12681956
I know how you feel anon. I have an astounding insecurity in me, despite being told I am an 8/10. My gf is really happy with me.
Still, I slip into bouts of anger and anxiety. The hardest part is I can't tell if the people are in fact assholes or if I'm spinning out false narratives in my head.
I feel as if I belong nowhere. I used to browse pol and then I left. I went back today for the first time in a while (2 years) and I was shocked. It seems no one seems to genuinely care about the world anymore. The right has just become as bad as the left, where the left wanted to kill anyone they felt inferior to - intellectuals, the rich, the right seems to want to as well now.
I'm sorry for this long post. One book that helps me is meditations. Reading any books on history seems to also remind me that everything isn't fucked. Philosophy like Nietzsche, Hegel and Kant help keep my mind occupied.

>>11878891
My parents bought me this book and I knew it was shitty so I never read it. I feel kind of sad because they tried their best and I was a little shit. They never knew I didn't read it but it still sticks with me.

Are there any books that prove that there’s no god? I’ve yet to see an atheist give valuable points rather than “WHERES THE EVIDENCE”

Give me something that disproves god or I’ll just read the Bhagavad Gita.

Recommendations for Esoteric fascism, Hitlerism etc.

Anything is fine, don't really care if it's Christian, European pagan or Hindu.

I’m 21 and haven’t even entered college, I’m thinking maybe I can get high sat scores and get accepted to a good college but I’m too fucking stupid to even know where to start.

I’m also unsure if that would even work.