/lit/ - Literature

>>21286215
pic related

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>>20547958
You missed the
>Books for this feel
part

>>20327812
>up

>>20203596
Penguin Classics exclusively

>>19793889

64 posts. No Eliot Rodgers.

Here ya go OP.

>>18427018
>I made a vow on New Year’s Day that I wouldn’t masturbate until I did something to successfully get one step further in life. Having a high sex drive, I usually masturbated at least every other day. I always fantasized about sex… and the fact that I was unable to have sex made me even more obsessed with it. To stop masturbating for more than three days was a big deal. I lasted seven days.

>I am an intelligent gentleman, and I deserve the love of girls more than the other obnoxious boys of my age, and yet they get girls and I don’t.

>All I could do was remember every single insult, so I can get revenge in a more efficient way in the future. That is who I am. I don’t act stupidly or rashly. I remember every insult, and I wait until the time is right to strike.

>How can I enjoy a sunset anymore, knowing that other men get to enjoy them with their beautiful girlfriends at their side? There was no more life for me to live.

This guy needed philosophy or God or a goal in life, or really something, anything at all to give meaning to his existence. Also funniest scene is when he thinks he can beat up some guys who're having a party, but gets beaten up instead and has his watch stolen. What a retard.

much ado about nothing

>>17778047
and its not even good

unironically My Twisted World by Sir Elliot Rodger

I have read it and rated it 5 stars on Goodreads lol. I absolutely loved, I think I read the entire book in like 3 sittings. I am kinda an incellish person myself, so of course I could relate to a lot of things. But I am not as delusional as him to think that I will get some girl without asking any girl out. It was a damned funny book, especially that evening of his when he got beaten up by those guys at the party and they also took his watch. If I felt any sadness while reading it or after reading it, I can't remember that now.

I will be honest here, the only let down for me was that his dumb ass couldn't get inside that sorority and kill some beautiful hedonistic girls in the prime of their pleasurable lives.

He really needed some coping mechanism. I remember I was relating with him throughout the book until he came to the part where he said that he was looking at a sunset and it looked beautiful, but that it was all a waste because he did not have a beautiful girl by his side to share it with. Listen, I want a qt gf as much as your next virgin guy, but I grew out of this much desperation when I was like 17, and I had to, you have to develop some sort of coping mechanism. For me it was porn and doomer shit. I am in my last year of college now, and I have barely 1 friend in my entire class, and have talked to him only once since the quarantine started.

Our entire class went on a college trip in February, and I was totally by myself, even that single friend of me abandoned me for a group with some girls, which I can totally understand and am not angry with him at all. But all that time that others were having fun with each other and making memories that they will fondly remember down the lane, I was there standing alone in corners. Four days that trip lasted and it was hell for me. After trying for the first few times to "get in", I just gave up and tried to just be as inconspicuous as possible. But I felt so lonely, you have no idea until you have lived with a crowd of college students for 4 days, even the place where we slept was like a huge room with 20 bunks, no privacy. I really would have killed people after that trip if I lived in America and had access to guns, or maybe that's just how I like to cope. But I can totally understand his hatred.

>>16131412
Is that book so good that people buy and keep hard bound copies of it? I haven't read it yet, just curious

>>16054033
He lives

I'd like to discuss Rodger's only work as it pertains to literary theory. I've found a few literary critics who deviate from the traditional npc leftist reaction of dismissing it because they are simps. i found one who called it a modern day Aeneid
https://jacobitemag.com/2018/05/21/the-aeneid-for-incels/
https://www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v40/n06/amia-srinivasan/does-anyone-have-the-right-to-sex

At least this was fun to read.

>>15979320
My Twisted World, by St. Elliot Rodger

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>>15215706
My Twisted World

You were too pure for this world.
RIP in peace, Supreme Gentleman,
;-;

>>14784742
Sounds like you should read this. Or maybe write the sequel.