/lit/ - Literature

>>17328452
Read Nietzsche (Start with "On the Genealogy of Morality" and then proceed to "
Thus Spoke Zarathustra")
Don't worry, I just saved your life.
And don't let your brain get washed, there is no half life or mid life crisis, there are only politics and other covert influences to manipulate you and which will fuck your head if you don't start to get to the bottom of the real causes of your issues.

The problem with the new generation is that they only soak up what they think sounds good, but that doesn't mean that it's automatically good. Never forget that true development takes effort, pain, and insight. But this will make you a true and free man who can do what he wants without having a stick up your ass or being ashamed of who you are.

Don't forget, you can still be what you want afterwards, but you first have to accept reality and not deny yourself. You should also google what the term "constructivism" means and do some more research.

Here's a vid to get u interested yo - take this serious - pz.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NpxHFNvlUmU

I saw someone made an unnecessary thread about J.B.P again where someone claimed that Peterson were just talking shit.
Unfortunately it was deleted when I wanted to say something about it. And I don't want to annoy anyone, I know that many understood it a long time ago.
In addition the following:

He doesn't talk shit, but I've noticed that he sometimes gets caught up in abstractions. He just tries to solve his own conflict in his mind and tries to be optimistic. He presents this thought process through his lectures and thus shows that people are complex and thinking beings. Some may have to learn that first, after all, he's a psychologist. One must never forget that each dialogue can be assigned to a certain category in retrospect and that after the thought process, there is more clarity about what actually happened. It's an ongoing process. And then comes the reflection.

In addition, he recognized a lot of important things and put them on paper. I would therefore recommend reading his book 12 Rules for Life rather than watching videos. Then you have it behind you and understand better what he was getting at and you can think about it yourself and compare it. Reading is thinking my friends.

I would also recommend the following 2 books to everyone: On the Genealogy of Morals - Nietzsche / The Courage To Be Disliked - Fumitake Koga & Ichiro Kishimi

Bruh, I just gave a guide for life, nothing to thank.