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Literally me/you  No.25627435 Archived
Literature. Since leaving my job a few weeks ago, I've rarely left my bed
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Anonymous
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 No.25627456
>>25627435
Unlike you, he had a qt gf and lots of friends who visited him.
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Anonymous
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 No.25627506
>>25627456
I've had plenty of the former, but never had the latter. Why are friends so much harder to make than girlfriends?
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Anonymous
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 No.25627511
>>25627506
>I've had plenty of the former
nta but how?
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Anonymous
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 No.25627515
>>25627511
They asked me out or I asked them out.
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Anonymous
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 No.25627516
>>25627515
Were any of them cute?
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Anonymous
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 No.25627520
>>25627516
All of them were cute, but I've always stuck to the rule of never trying to get into relationships with women I wouldn't otherwise be friends with if they were men. In other words, we always shared hobbies.
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Anonymous
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 No.25627525
>>25627520
>we always shared hobbies
Such as?
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Anonymous
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 No.25627528
>>25627525
Greek and Roman history, literature in general, gaming, music
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Anonymous
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>>25627528
>literature in general
Did any of them like Goncharov or Leskov?
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Anonymous
 No.25627545
 No.25627545
>>25627536
No. Only one of them had even read Dostoevsky. In fact, I still haven't read any of the Russians myself. I just can't bring myself to care. The girl I liked the most was into German stuff.
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Anonymous
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 No.25627554
>>25627545
>German stuff
Like Faust?
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Anonymous
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 No.25627564
>>25627554
Well yes, but if we're talking about Goethe, her favorite of his was this poem he wrote or translated dedicated to some Persian goddess. I forget the name of it. Had something to do with being a mother?
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Anonymous
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 No.25627574
>treats literature as a narcissistic mirror instead of a window onto other lives
sad
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Anonymous
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 No.25627584
>>25627545
Bachmann? wish i had someone to talk Bachmann with
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Anonymous
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 No.25627675
>>25627574
get ready for more of it. more people just want to use books as surrogate sedatives once they kick alcoholism and video games.
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Anonymous
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 No.25627693
>>25627574
We watch in reverence as Narcissus is turned to a flower.
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Anonymous
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 No.25629180
>>25627506
Of my friends and family, I can think of a few like that. Reason they don't have many friends is because they have poorly developed personalities. That's why all those qt gfs move on for someone more normal
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Anonymous
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 No.25629763
>>25627435
You're not an aristocrat, though; you're just a NEET.
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Anonymous
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 No.25629980
>>25627506
you dont make friends. you earn friends through shared hardships
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Anonymous
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 No.25629994
>treats literature as anesthetizing sedative instead of a way to augment will and refine consciousness
ultra turbo sad
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