/lit/ - Literature

>>15378625
Brainlet here, is there any form of traditionalism that takes the idea of family, traditional values, and other positives of yore and combines it with positive technological advancements of today, like medicine, cinema, etc? I think that would be a pretty based ideology, but i only ever see people picking either traditionalism or its opposite, or environmentalism and its opposite. Surely someone can take the best of both and make something coherent?

life is getting worse faster.

>a young adult novel
WHAT THE FUCK

I had an idea for an erotic story about a year ago, so I wrote out a brief synopsis which then turned into a 70,000 word novel with an additional two novels planned to continue the heroine's story. In the mean time, I've also written synopses for two more erotic novels, plus a collection of short stories following the adventures of a succubus in both medieval and modern times. I've also got a special folder with about two dozen short story ideas that I may or may not attempt to write in the future.

MFW pretty sure none of them will ever been seen

Many might have read The Republic or a bunch of Plato's other texts, but it never really seems like dialectic got anywhere.
What's more, most people still make value judgments and use words without 1) defining them or 2) staying consistent to whatever definition they offered up.
That makes me wonder what people are really getting out of these things.