/lit/ - Literature

>>20065113
Jesus Christ

>>19926985
I remember once in a bookstore an author was sitting there giving away little cards about his book and how he was going to make a presentation on it soon.
He approached me and tried to talk to him, but my autism kicked in, I made up a quick excuse and walked away. I still feel bad about it; I wish I had talked to him about his book.

how does it feel knowing you will never reach the same level as the great authors of history

not even the level below their level

>>18686000
>too autistic to have a normal life
>not autistic enough for NEETbux
>family wouldn't support me

>it was the best of times
>it was the worst of times

>>17327974
I'm sorry, Anon.

>>17023777
yeah...

My psychologist isn't picking up the phone.

I haven't done anything this Sunday. I wanted to read, write and work. I barely got my work done, have done no writing and I've decided to take this last hour of the night I have available to get some reading done before going to bed.
I just hope tomorrow is a more productive day for writing.

>>16818575
>tfw you're not American and this doesn't help you

How do you deal with the frustration that comes when you suspect that a book is going over your head?

>>15637532
Fuck.

If finite humanity's existence is meaningless, is infinite humanity's existence meaningful?

when i was a little kid (talking elementary school here) writing was one of my passions. Long story short i gave up on it after beginning primary school. Now a college dropout and my life is in just a shit place in general right now. i just feel depressed and like garbage.

i want to get back into writing, and turn my agony into work. but i can never so much as finish a dialoge between two characters without hating what i write, and just quit again and seep into the existential dread

Wat do

How to read after masturbating?

Seriously guys, it's almost impossible to do it. Every time I fap is like my brain gers fog and I can't concentrate while reading.

>>6471795
>>May 1st
>>I'm afraid it's too late for me. What I would like to know or to do is not possible without sustained effort, but I have procrastinated too much and there's nothing I can do to fix a broken past.

>>6422252
The impact was from the fact that the British promised the rebels not to kill them if they surrendered... and then to execute 95% of them the second the Irish did surrender.

That broken word really did stir the population up.

>>6282778
>tfw he already has a bigger knob than you

>>6151843