/lit/ - Literature

Hello anon. I've suffered with OCD my whole life, but last summer I was at my worst. I would break down daily because I couldn't handle my thoughts. I became miserable and I will lash out in anger at anyone who will try to comfort me, because I knew in the end they wouldn't get it. In September I was finally convinced to seek help, and I was told by my doctor to get on meds but I didn't want to start taking them right away so I seeked help from a psychotherapist. Yesterday was my last day seeing him, and I'm glad to say that I'm at the point where I don't need him. There's is no cure for OCD, but I learned to combat it to the point that I can eliminate intrusive thoughts the moment they get in my head, and do the same for any actions triggered by it, so I'm not bothered by it anymore. I know everyone's experience with OCD is different, so the advice he gave me may not work on you. Nevertheless I encourage you to seek help, and not give up yet. I love you anon, good luck.

>>20137566
> I'd like to thank my wife, my mistress, and my daughters(s).

Bros... I'm so happy I'm not alone

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wZS_uKAwtOc

Strindberg has obtained, because of his own neurotic and almost feminine clairvoyance, a diabolical insight into the perversities of the feminine character. This merciless insight manifested in all his works reaches its intensest degree in the "Confessions of a Fool," where the woman implicated surpasses the perversities of the normal as greatly as the lashing energy with which he pursues her to her inmost retreats surpasses the vengeance of any ordinary lover.

Anon Classics could easily rival Wordsworth and Dover with a little effort.
>but we need investment
Nope, all the books would be printed by KDP
>but copyright!
like Wordsworth we'd make new editions of out of print works with nice distinctive but minimal art like Gallimard
no one would gain any credit for it (except anon) and all money made would go to an animal charity

What is your favorite? I like NIV and KJV. NLT is comfy too.

>>19146087
I hope you do well anon. I am also 27 but considering going to a Protestant seminary soon.

You probably want to read Fundamentals of Catholic Dogma by Ludwig Ott along with the CCC. I've really enjoyed it.

>>19074002
thanks, anon.

>>18617657
like 4'10.

>>17625758
Is he reading William Words-woof?

>>17626104
YOLO vs the categorial imperative.

>>17618357
What if I told you it gets much better?

>>17539569
Based and hopepilled, all defeatists eternally BTFOed

>>17089462
Boy Scout Handbook

>>17034113
It's not that I don't believe you fit in it's that I know you don't know how to compromise and get along with people. You lack fundamental skills to tolerate other people that would be in your interest to develop. How to develop and maintain true relationships takes effort, clear boundaries and mutual respect among other things.

>>17011334
I like the idea, you just have to work on it more so that we see the corruption of all the recent presidents. I look forward to seeing this idea expanded!

>>16970350
Glad to be of use. Don't go thinking I know what I'm talking about though, I don't want that kind of responsibility. It's (mostly) conjecture and I give zero fucks about what the canonical interpretation of something is.

What’s a good first book for a brainlet to get into reading with?