/lit/ - Literature

>>14980618
Man even though I'm 23 I joined the military, so I don't have the freedom that you assumed I have. That being said I have traveled(thank God for crypto); I've seen Western and parts of Central Europe, and I've seen parts of Latin America; I've also been blessed with being from a more, "mulitcultural," part of the U.S. I guess my best bet is to use the GI Bill when I get out for a post-bacc/MA and/or to claim Euro citizenship and fuck off to there for a bit, or maybe to join the Peace Corps. My entire life I've had delusions of grandeur thinking I'd amount to something great and be remembered for centuries, or even millennia to come. All I can do is live, try to create, and hope I amount to something.

Anon, focus on your studies. Don't party away uni like I did, but don't be a total virgin either. Find the balance in life, it's there. I have so many regrets, but no matter what I'd have regrets. If anyone needs help please let me know. I'm here. We're united by autism and I have a soft spot in my heart for you.

>>14092576
Hi Tim!

>>13946791
As someone who tries to keep a good thread going now and then, when you have success, you don't want to reboot the same thread the next day or week after it's archived. This makes things perhaps worse if you're in between an old good thread and a yet invented new better thread. But whatever. If you don't like the board, fine. Great. You're better for it. Go read a book. Go write.

>>13211170
*clears throat*
Death to all Jews

JANNY

Something about time wasted, stunted social growth, useless aimless education in pointless fields, curiosity that leads to jealousy that leads to permanent apathy and a dead-behind-the-eyes fish stare at the world, not to mention physical decay and accelerating sense of time

I recommend Mishima. Don’t gib up anon, head outside fren! Happiness is best when shared