/lit/ - Literature

this is going to sound retarded as fuck and probably going to get deleted, but i needed to share this with you guys
there's this youtube guy who's going around talking with people in vrchat and it's really one of the most beautiful things i've ever seen

i'm posting it here because i feel that literature is essentially about experiencing our own humanity, and, retarded as it may sound, this guy talking with anime girls online really is getting to show true sincerity in other people

please do yourself a favour and check it out
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2iH_t4mIIo0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZWOXgc7PA4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ju5ZD0yUKec

There is no God, everything you believe is a construc to make you sleep at night. All is meaningless and anyone who says otherwise is fooling himself. There's three options; you can try to reduce your awareness to keep going on, you can indulge in hedonistic pleasures to momentarily distantiate yourself from the truth or you can commit suicide
I'm feeling really depressed lately lads please help me to change this views, I've tried everything, religion, Nietzsche, hedonism, irony but nothing works, I just feel a immense sense of nothingness and fear, please I beg you.
Reccomend some books.

Ive been trying more and more to adopt the "dont be sad because it ended, be happy that it happened" and a "better to have loved than lost than to have never have loved before" attitude, and to an extent I have accepted things more but I still think ignorance is bliss in the sense of certain experiences. Thing is, you dont know what experiences are best left absent, its something thats only seeable with hindsight. And learning that made me accept that my mistakes were sincere which is what I think matters most. Dont be sad because it ended, be content knowing that you couldnt have known better.

What is this type of writing called? I really enjoy writing like this