/lit/ - Literature

>>21696957
>Do any of you guys write quests?
no
>Do any of you read quests?
no
>have any of you ever been on >>>/qst/?
Yes.

But I don't really understand them. It looks like some kind of multimedia roleplay, is that it? How do you play them? Is there a guide anywhere?

This image, for instance, I don't understand this. Are we supposed to just buy our snacks with the coins in our pockets and that's it, fin?

what he mean't is:
if you are aware that everything ultimatly is objectivly pointless, yet you still are able to follow something that interest you, without feeling of guilt ( like you waste time) you will be free, and happy.
>nothing less, nothing more
the opposite to it, is imaginating how it would be:
>beeing like this or that
>having this or that
>beeing able to do this or that.

>>18566546
Sorry to hear that, anon. Book stores are sadly becoming a thing of the past. It would be great if it wasn't your main source of income, but it'll be a tough go if you're trying to support yourself and dependants. Good luck, buddy.

>>18443657
You clearly haven't faced much adversity in your life. You have no inkling as to why OP is homeless.

Was just thinking how much I'd like to have the ability to freeze time at will.
>Alarm goes off but you're still tired
FREEZE. Enjoy as much sleep as you'd like. Better yet you could freeze time right as you went to bed, sleep a full 8 hours in what is actually a millisecond, and have the whole night to do as you please.
>Bored at work or school?
FREEZE. Enjoy your 2 hour break.
>Running late?
FREEZE. Not anymore.
You could also use it for nefarious things too I suppose ( theft, creeping on hot girls, various acts of trickery) but man it would be useful. You could get so much done.

>>18397711
>1) Stop drugging yourself with coffee or energy drinks.
I drink an entire pot of black coffee every single day because I love the taste of coffee. I also have a hard time reading more than 20 pages in a sitting. Related?

Not sure what chart you're talking about, but check out the sticky; it's got good info.

Also check the wiki fren, you'll find a lot of stuff there such as charts and what not:
https://4chanlit.fandom.com/wiki/Charts

>worthlessness

If one takes the possibility of enteral return seriously enough, they’d consider the rational argument for anti-natalists continuing in a pursuit of guarantee for final terminus.

Nigger
Retard
Faggot

I can get glimpses of it when I meditate. It's quite peaceful. It's like I notice every sensation and feeling but I don't feel attached to them in any way so they simply come in and out of existence without lingering there.

>>17312654
Hey that's my name

>>17301426
Is there a word for simultaneously disliking black people as a class but also wanting a black gf really frickin bad? Is it autism?

All I read these days is fantasy novels. I don't care about anything else in life anymore just lay in bed all day long getting lost in imaginary worlds

>>16789969
I think restrained, well-meaning "back to reality" smacks should be reinstated. I happen to like women so I don't want to completely take the gloves off, but they really need to be reminded that the only reason they're treated like adults is because of the layers upon layers of social conditioning and punishment that prevent men from showing their real power level when a woman starts acting up. It's an artificial system (which massively benefits women) that most women think is reality. Sometimes they need to be reminded that it's not reality- we're doing them a favour.

>>16763400
It wasn't incredibly well written or anything but I thoroughly enjoyed all his stories. The prose wasn't BAD, it just wasn't remarkable. It's an easy rec considering how short it is.

>>16544865
holy cringe

Literature is a solved artform. I don't understand whats so difficult to accept about it.

I'd say it's selective. The Kremlin cautiously awakens it at times with things such as the Ukrainian eastern civil war. The spirit of freedom for the sake of benefiting Moscow.

But internally in Russia I'd say it's very much lost, the whole premise of the Cossacks was no Sultans Kings or Tsars where's the modern russian state is very keen on maintaining its centralised rule

>>15791630
Many thanks anon, russian history is a path I really wanna delve down study wise. So far my proudest parts of the collections have been ones like "Alexander II the last great tsar" & the " the last of the tsars"

I'll be sure to have a look into yours too

A gift I'd like for a close friend. Problem is I know fuck all about computing whilst they're quite into it

Any good books on evolutionary psychology combined with social psychology?

cofe

Have you ever gotten anything published do you want to get something published.