/lit/ - Literature

>>20027980
No.

>>13461098
I just used the word to describe my episodes. I'm all but officially diagnosed to be bipolar (I run from getting checked, I'd rather die than getting to know that yes, I'm indeed mentally ill)
I've noticed that, ironically, things that I hate induce that hypomanic state you're talking about. Specifically as I'm getting confirmation. It's more about being "right" about my misery. It's odd, I know, but I read somewhere about sages that used to display their lacks and misery and proudly as possible as a mark of their ascension, something like that. Basically the more miserable you are, the more you are shunned, the higher state you're in. To be wronged is to be owed, after all.

Does that make any sense?

What are some good books or poems about dreams?