/lit/ - Literature

>tfw you will never go boozing with your fellow /lit/ pseuds

>tfw no big booty book stand

Those first few weeks of self-serve ads were great. Now it's just crypto scams...

>this thread will be deleted before anyone mentions me

>tfw not unbelievably cute

>>19444652
at times i can't sleep unless i imagine that the next day i'll wake up in a cute girl's body instead. it's a combination of wanting to be unconditionally loved and not having to wrestle my way up a corporate ladder or sweat blood making investment decisions or punish myself physically until i look like a shounen manga protagonist, unironically wanting to be dicked until i'm reduced to a panting, sweating animal, and observing the plight of similarly discarded imageboard dwelling outcasts in abject horror
is there a way out? do i just not beat off and all at once, like a poorly engineered dam collapsing from a slowly growing river, i'm granted the brain of chad? do i wait until i'm older and shriveled and tights can't even fit on my wrinkled thighs?
god i just want to be walking sextoy and forget fucking everything

>>19438104
That image is triggering my AGP like mad. What the fuck is wrong with me?

>you will never drop into your local penny university and sip coffee while watching a lecture around the orrery
>you will never join in debates at the coffeehouse before slipping to the alehouse for more lively company
>you will never participate in pamphlet wars with an opposing press, escaping out the back door as you're raided by the police
>you will never mingle with intellectual notables at the salon
why live?

>>18985858
>tfw not beautiful enough to do this

>fitlit memes and greentext
>5,335 likes

>effortpost
>no replies
>thread dies

welcome to the endless limbo of unfulfilled desires. Wander, but wander in vain—there is no satisfaction to be found. Such is the fate of the man who seeks literature discussion online.

>>17357536
Damn she had a nice long hair. Why do hoes love to use short hair?

I graduated summa cum laude with a bachelor of owning the libs from Prager University and there are tik toks that make more than me!?

Internet homogenisation killed endogenous cultural production. There is no longer separate communities that can develop in isolation, but total cross pollination of users and content. One tells one, who tells another: reddit–4chan–twitter–tumblr. Anyone who travels to a new site has hiked through the bog of the big social media, and they track their muddy footprints wherever they go; for where two or three redditors are gathered together, there reddit appears with them. There is no pure 4chan anymore, just an ever growing homogeneous mass of generalised 'internet culture'. To speak of any website having better or worse memes is pointless in this context. Can we speak of an instagram meme or a 4chan meme when it was made by someone who is socialised by a dozen social media sites and reposed on a dozen others? Security through obscurity is no longer an option. Gatekeeping is hopeless against gatecrashing. The sun has set on the internet.
Eternal September has become an Eternal December—and no summer bloom lies ahead of us, but rather a polar night of icy darkness.

>>16849060
You think I haven't checked? Not on libgen not on zlibrary not on the undernet not anywhere but archive.org

>no dick

>>16296768
>No dick

>>14980047
I kind of swing back and forth on the issue of whether an endogenous site culture can exist in the current year. on one hand, it seems like there are no longer separate communities anymore due to total cross pollination of users and content. One tells one, who tells another: reddit—4chan—twitter—tumblr. Anyone new to the internet must hike through the bog of the big social media sites, and that inevitably shapes their conception of internet conduct and culture. For where two or three redditors are gathered together, there reddit appears with them. There is no pure 4chan anymore, just an ever growing homogeneous mass of 'internet culture'. On the other hand, i always like to hold out hope that a new site could be made that could kindle its own unique culture free of social media influence through smart rules and moderation. I even think a chan dedicated solely to the fine arts and humanities could work, but unfortunately the exact kind of people who would use such a site are the same people who have no idea how to make and run it. perhaps it's time to accept the new internet as fait accompli and move on, but it's sad to see it go.