/lit/ - Literature

>>13059583
Not worth my time changing your mind. Begone!

>>13059583
but there's nothing to change?

>>13059588
>t. Has zero arguments to refute my claim

>>13059583
Fiction is a way of understanding

>>13059622
>acting like we have an obligation to participate

>>13059622
Try plebbit.

>>13059727
You don‘t. But the fact nobody has dared to give a valid counter argument speaks volumes.

>>13059718
I‘ll give you that. There‘s fiction that can help you understand. But why bury it under unnecessary prose and made up stories when you can just distill it and lose nothing?

>>13059732
>dared
The word you're looking for is bothered

>>13059583
Everything is fiction to some degree

The women you posted only reads fiction and isn't angsty. Probs a brainlet tho.

>>13059737
Now that‘s a good argument.

>>13059742
>women
Hate to break it to you, but those are all trans models.

Heya guys, OP again. I just wanted to say that upon thinking about it a bit longer and reading all the responses in the thread, I understood the error of my ways, and would like to apologize to all the fiction lovers. I was wrong, you were right. Please, mods, delete the thread, thank you!

considering almost everyone likes fiction in some form (tv shows, video games, comics etc) I doubt everyone who enjoys is angsty

>>13059748
Nice try fagottini

>>13059754
Just because it‘s the norm doesn‘t mean it‘s sane

>>13059746
>>13059746
>Hate to break it to you, but those are all trans models.

probs very angsty then

>>13059777
Probably, yes.
Here, have a ftm trans model.

>>13059583
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Burden_of_proof_(philosophy)#Holder_of_the_burden
You are the holder of the burden.

>>13059583
Escaping can help you understand

>>13059735
It must leave an impact on you. Something can be able to make you understand but it cannot captivate you, hence, it goes ignored and thus it never helped you understand.

>>13059583
Crime and Punishment.

>>13059583
The rigors of “nonfiction” are for inhaling
The pleasures of fiction are for exhaling

Breath.

>>13062130
This. OP you have been btfo...

>what is art?

>>13062130
If something is not able to intrigue me, it‘s not worth my time. Someone somewhere was or will be able to package the same understanding in a desirable way.

>>13062139
That‘s - actually quiet a good analogy...
maybe i‘m way too tense.
How do i learn to let lose and appreciate something merely for it‘s beauty?

escape what? literature is part of life too

>>13062223
Escape their shitty reality and get lost in a more exciting parallel universe where they can just identify with the hero instead of actually becoming one irl.

>>13062139
This pic makes me want to be a lesbian. Wtf? Got any more?

>>13062238
>reading books with heros
kek

>>13062265
You‘re aware that that term is very stretchable, right?

Philosophy is for sheltered brainlets who don't have enough problems in life to make their angst feel validated, so they invent problems to bother themselves