/lit/ - Literature

>>16727767
>he doesnt have a book in front of him while he browses here.

You're right, dubs and i'm out forever

>>16727800
See you tomorrow

>>16727800
See you tomorrow, faggot!

I have no interest in reading so why would I do that, I’m just here to argue with ideologues. Also, if you want to read why the fuck are you here? It sounds like you don’t even want to read, it’s just something you pretend to like maybe so you can tell yourself you’re smart or something

Imagine if the internet was only turned on for two hours a day. Imagine how much better life would be.

>>16727800
It's been a pleasure brehs

>>16727767
Trips and i read another 5 pages.

>>16727767
Serious question lads
How do I actually spend more time reading than browsing 4chan and playing videogames? I can't keep on living like this

>>16727849
Do you work 55 or 60 hours, because those extra five hours working make a big difference.

>>16727818
leave this board and never return

>>16727800

>>16727856
I don't work

>>16727901
Get a tarp and a woolen blanket and three plastic bags. You'll also need a pot, water, fire, beans, rice and fat. And a soap and a shovel. And two cups. One for the mouth. One for the anus.

Go wild camping (ask >>>/out/) and get to a no-reception zone.

Finish the stack. Repeat.

>>16727767
Some months ago I designed a schedule. I wouldn't be able to come here or watch Youtube videos until it was 9PM, and I had to go to bed before 11PM, and woke up at 5AM.

>>16727800
Godspeed brotha

>>16727818
>it’s just something you pretend to like maybe so you can tell yourself you’re smart or something
It depends on what you mean by "liking" something. If an alternative releases a greater dopamine rush than the original than does that mean we like the alternative more? Do we even like the original in the first place then?

>>16727912
Is life like this actually satisfying? I know I would get bored without books, but with books...

>>16728148
It’s a little boring without social interaction, but if you also incorporate some interaction with dirty punks and shit it becomes real fun. I never really committed myself, but in my punk days I knew a bunch of crusts who were all homeless, but extremely well read and capable at surviving in any situation. Go for it

>>16728165
Hell I would if I could, but how do you explain it to family? Future employers?

>>16728176
Good question, no idea. I went the safe route and got a science degree. But the few people I’m still in contact with from then are doing fine working in manual labour jobs

>>16727912
Also works for kicking the habit.

>>16727800
Good luck, freund.

>>16728188
I went the safe route too but I'm hopping off, makes no sense getting a lucrative job to earn more money when I never cared about money to begin with. If it's good enough to raise a family, whatever it is should be fine.

Dubs and im gone

>>16728322
Ciao!

>>16727818
Well I come here once a week on saturday morning to get some recommendation. I just finished Cossacks by Tolstoy. What would you guys recommend me next?

>>16727767
I browse this site for 15 minutes a day while I'm on break. You should try it. I can't imagine living a life where my primary attention is targeted at a decrepifying husk of something that used to be. Just move on and slowly disconnect until it becomes fleeting novelty again.

>>16727800

>>16727818
Unironically go bacl to /pol/

>>16727818
>I’m just here to argue with ideologues
how do you expect to do that when you don't read?

>>16727849
walk to the park without your phone and read on a bench.

>>16727767
Dubs and I'll read 50 pages today

>>16729652
Cool, guess I'll keep spamming about the tough life

>>16729652
Do you really need to get dubs to read that sparse amount? You could've read half that in the time it took you to do captchas.

>>16729883
Back to your grave, Professor Bloom

>>16729889