/lit/ - Literature

>>11855964
Accept and enjoy your freedom.

So is he basically a nihilistic guru?

>>9976335

Try propranolol for performance anxiety,it's what alot of classical musicians use before concerts.

>>9820126
It's only a hole because you still want to create problems by thinking. There is no hole there, the problem disappears as soon as you stop creating it.

>>9783897
Better sooner than later for your own good

>>9568444
The UG pill is the final pill.

>>9538948
Great. It's no longer crippling when you don't fight it.

Once you get over your 'weehhh life is supposed to have meaning this is unfair!' stage it is actually quite liberating.

>>9337576
Your implied ideology of having to be accomplished is also irrational.

>>9219982
I would respond in agreement.

>tfw have been NEET for five years and haven't written a single page
>used to write plenty as a student and wagie

If you have unlimited time there is no urgency to do anything. If you are not unsatisfied you don't pursue goals.

Which is not a bad thing by the way, it's the final redpill. When you get into that natural human state like our ancestors who did pretty much fuck all except (easily) aquire the next meal and casually fuck someone near you, this neurotic desire to be productive, to leave a mark, to make something of yourself et cetera drops away.

>>9084501
stop thinking basterd!

>>8965070
Was UG a Stirnerist?

>>8928753
>the 'without purpose one is necessarily moved to commit this particular deed' meme

Why would there be any need to kill yourself? Bastard.

ITT Post your favorite SMUG quotes

>it is the mark of an educated mind to be able to entertain a thought without accepting it

>>8654548
This.

>>8649548
Perpetually living in service of a goal not yet achieved is anti-life since it places meaning outside of what is.

True amor fati doesn't seek improvement.

Read Mind is a Myth so you can understand why pic related is the most profound thing ever.

>>8138504
>Stirner's philosophy could be the path to psychological well-being. Thoughts?
I think it goes a long way. No longer feeling yourself spellbound by exterior 'oughts' goes a long way to diminish anxiety.