Has fiction ever helped you understand the world better? I mean other than parables and whatnot, whole novels.
Reverend Insanity.
Yeah
>>25469325like what?
>>25468181So there's inter-dimensional femboy lizard bussy at the end of the road? Count me in!
>>25468181Gardner's books were fun, as someone who browses /x/ and was familiar with damn near about everything referenced. Unfortunately I have not ran into anybody else on /lit/ who has actually read the books.
reading Houellebecq’s novels as a sensitive teenage boy blackpilled me so hard I looped back around into a clearpill on women and dating post-sexual revolution
>>25468181Yeah, basically you need to come from a family that isn't shit so that they at least set you up with some passive income or rental properties and you inherit a proper house, and then you'll be fine. If they have industry connections in whatever you want to do and set you on a path that makes you happy in early life, even better. That's pretty much all there is to life.
>>25468181I used to hate women. Now I realize they are just like us.
