/lit/ - Literature

I have sympathy with the booktubers targeted, and had no involvement myself (besides misdirecting one to reddit), but shouldn't these people have thicker skin? I mean, many of them are hopeful published authors. People will say an awful lot more horrible things once you hit the spotlight. As cruel as it is, /lit/'s bullying is a kind of litmus test as to whether or not you're made of the right stuff.

I've been trying to gin up names for some fake drugs for a science fiction story. And I'm pretty proud of myself for one of them.
Lethe was the name of the river that flowed through Elysium in Vergil's Aeneid. The shade of Anchises explains that when souls of the dead are ready to be reincarnated they must first drink from the river Lethe to wipe out their memories of past lives. I think this name would be perfect for some kind of heroin like drug.

>>7249172

You have a definition of nature based on books that are hundreds or thousands of years old. The church founders probably didn't consult their wives or the boys they sodomised when they came up with the idea that fapping was worse than rape. Fapping is actually healthy for the prostate.