/fitlit/

I just finished pic related. It has made a really strong impact on me. I went twice as hard all day long in everything I did.

Anyone else read this?
What are you reading?
Also, I think I also found /fitlit/ incarnate.
youtube.com/watch?v=buEAOIJxZD4

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hahahha that is literally shit tier /lit/ you fukkin cuck go back to /b/ you dumbass

The Bible

>hurr im le book patrician

People who act smug over books are insecure psuedointellectuals who look like pic related

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hahahahhaha jesus fukkin christ you might be the most retarded sack of shit I've ever come across. remind me again about how you aren't a soyboy when you are unironically reading sun and steel. I mean holy shit
>being this unaware

Oh yeah, I'd love to hear your opinions on what a GOOD book is.

Please tell me how you googles top 100 books on good reads, and how Ulysses, a book you have never touched, changed your life and makes you better than others.

kys

Catch 22. But it's finals prep time, so I don't read because I feel like I should be studying, but then I procrastinate studying by shitposting, and then I procrastinate that by smoking cigarettes.


Good news I can do more push ups recently.

haha you godamned retard. why in the fuck are you typing with reddit spacing? dafuq are you doing here? Holy fucking shit you must be dumber then the bimbo I bittchslapped last night. You know this isn't reddit right you fucking retard? Have you tried begging your mistriss to throw away your chastity key, and chop your balls off?

That's really interesting. Got any recommendations for that kind of book?

It's not strictly /fitlit/, but every time I read military history I feel like reading more and working out more. I get really motivated by the amount of combined technical knowledge, physical skill and social coordination that goes into shit like that.

Also, reading military history I noticed one thing: war, in any period of history, often involves a specific type of soldier whose job is to travel to a country, state or kingdom with a completely different cultural background than his, blend in, become attuned to their culture, gain their trust, and help mobilize people for their cause. They usually need to be very well-educated in a number of fields, like languages, history, anthropology, religions, geography, etc. T. E. Lawrence is a famous example. I think this might be the most /fitlit/ profession to have existed, and nowadays I hear the Green Berets do a lot of stuff like that.

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Do you even look at the threat you post in when you bait for (you)s?

hahahha get a load of this christkillin kike. I mean holy shit how much of a filthy jew can one degererate take before he goes off and starts reading literal shit tier retarded books. You are a filthy disgusting jew.
>Inb4 look at this troll

Let me guess does your backpage ad say "you have no limits, and you need a safeword" I'll toss you a nickel if you ram the goliath dildo up your unlubed ass, and take pics with timestamp and face.

I never read the book faggot.

Only virgin tryhards who sit alone at lunch try to argue over fucking books of all things you baby dicked cuckold.

lololololololololol this ain't reddit you dickless little chastity slave. come sit on my lap so I can make squirties.

ITT: /lit/ soyboys BTFO

I have absolutely no idea what's going on in this thread anymore.

shut da fook up. You'll do fookin nuttin. stop pretending like you got some stones. everybody in this thread has been all up inside that tight little ass, and let me tell you we ain't impressed. Stop pretending like you ain't some soyboy yourself.

I've been trying to get into writing more now that I'm about to graduate Uni. I think I'm shit, but it's still nice.
I really liked Sun and Steel.
I think if you liked that, try Ernst Junger.

Look up a video by ira glass called "the gap."

If you suck at writing, write more.

That was definitely an interesting book, but i never understood his fascination with his own death and trying to get to it quicker. Also his later life and that pathetic coup seemed really depressing, like he wasn't even trying.

>I've been trying to get into writing more now that I'm about to graduate Uni. I think I'm shit, but it's still nice.
iktf, i'm having a really hard time coming up with a conflict and especially antagonists. Like, even if i take the general premise of Jow Forums - improving yours body and mind from a NEETmode, i have no idea who would be an antagonist for that scenario.