Thread 24610240

They say that men play guitar solos to impress other men.
Most ladies will read erotica or some such, but rarely are they going to pick up your maximalist masterpiece.
So who are you writing for?
>inb4 myself
so you're going back and reading your own book repeatedly? sure buddy.

>>24610240 (OP)
I write for the other 10 people in the United States who recognize the limpwristed libcucked paucity and timidity of contemporary literature but who think that magafags are retarded

>>24610273
what is it you write aboot

>>24610297
I pay attention to what I'm feeling and where it comes from and I go further in that direction. I try to write things stolen from the future

>>24610300
themes? subject? format? anything specific?

>>24610240 (OP)
Girls like my writing though, it's the only thing that gets me laid...
Well they tend to enjoy more the fact that you're a writer over what you actually write. Same goes for music, which I also play but just the piano so it's not as hot. I write for myself though because I just get off on doing word games and getting heated over nothing and putting onn a big song and show for a girl when in all fairness I only ever met 1 who deserved anything close to that. That aside I copy paste them and make them interchangeable from woman to woman.
I tend to write for myself but it's mostly overemotional schizo babble I only show to close friends if they are interested. I have no ambitions of becoming a writer but writing is fun and I like to share it with people I know who are interested, and here of course.

>>24610240 (OP)
These are a bunch of False analogies, writers create because they have to, everything else is marketing

>>24610303
paranoia, fear, sex, altered states, fragmentation, dissimulation, replication, superstimuli, variety of formats, nothing specific

>>24610333
sounds pretty good i guess. my themes are usually self-criticism, the destruction of ambiguity, and the betrayal inherent to art

>>24610240 (OP)
An imaginary force of history.

>>24610240 (OP)
i unironically write for my dead grandfather who died before i was born but sometimes i see his eyes when i close mine

>>24610323
this seems relatively healthy. i've often seen writing and the desire to do so as a sign of immense mental illness. same with a "bookworm", these social aborts have gone at the dead and the ghosts before their living families, and given up all for the sake of those limbless dead. it's good that you recognize the faultiness in writing and that it's something you should keep hidden, as one would keep something they're ashamed of hidden. it's part of the healthiest process, that is, getting out of the habit of reading and writing

>>24610377
now we're fuckin talkin.
what do you write to him?
why?

>>24610240 (OP)
Who do you write for?
Myself
>So you just reread your own works
No, I just like creating stories, it's fun
As a child, I had a habit of lying about my life, and I would keep lying just to see how long the ruse would last. This evolved into me inventing fantastical/surreal scenarios and thinking about how I would react to them.

>>24610240 (OP)
I write for people who have have read Dostoyevksy, Herman Hesse and other great writers of the Western Canon.

>>24610240 (OP)
One day I will be captured and be put back in the psych ward. In practical terms, I write to advance the diagnostic process then.
In the moment, though, it's raw compulsion.

>>24610240 (OP)
If men play guitar solos to impress other men why did Gen X women gush buckets over picrel in the 80s

>>24610374
Fair enough. Me too

>>24611188
just a meme, i was making a reference that fell flat.
https://www.guitarworld.com/news/straight-men-play-extreme-metal-to-impress-other-men

>>24610273
>I write for the other 10 people in the United States who recognize the limpwristed libcucked paucity and timidity of contemporary literature but who think that magafags are retarded
That's most intelligent people desu

>>24611232
Oh I remember that article. Funnily enough, I'm into bands like Mournful Congregation, Pan-Thy-Monium, and Lugubrum, to name three random acts. I got Lizzy Borden on right now though.

>>24611240
And yet they never propose a solution. Gustave Le Bon vindicated again. Basically a shadow class somewhere between the labor aristocracy and intellectuals like in picrel.

>>24611244
are you razorfist or somethin? did you really use the word atramentum in a youtube video?

>>24611266
we're either down at the bar or hungover and suicidal

>>24611267
No, but I know who that is. He blocked me on X for suggesting that free market capitalism be modified to allow some form of organized labor to compete with it. Or something like that. I actually did have my own YouTube channel (I mostly do essay writing now) but it got taken down because I said some borderline unsavory things about modern women in a video I uploaded.

>>24611276
aha! i was close enough. so, a dueling banjo commie corporate hellhole?

>>24610240 (OP)
Orwell said, when he was answering his own question, why I write, that his leading motive was the desire to be thought clever, to be talked about by people he had never met. I don't think he was being arrogant, I think he was being very honest.

>>24611280
Uh not quite, I'm somewhere between Henry George and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon nowadays but with very non-progressive cultural views. But I'm too anti-authoritarian to be a fascist. Meh. Mostly I just write about the history of ideas imbued with psychological and sociological insights.

>>24611290
the history of ideas? who was the first guy who had one?

>>24611307
Not in that sense but people like Isaiah Berlin and historians of moral and metaphysical thought like Gilson and McIntyre not the entirety of human intellectual activity. I often imbue criticism via cultural, social and psychological motivations to why certain ideas were promoted and others failed.

>>24611311
so the history of the historians of the history of ideas. got it. so you're like what asimov rants about in his foundation, someone trying to get at why the herd does what it does, men en masse?

>>24611411
Yeah that and why certain institutions come to be and why others fall

>>24611422
come to any utile conclusions?

>>24611266
Yes they do lmao; It's common sense that you can't enforce a new order without violence or the natural collapse of this artificial system.

Zizek, Land, and many others fit what you said. Any post-Fukuyama thinker proposes solutions that should be slowly steered into or will happen naturally once there's a crisis. You might wanna read Marx just to understand how revolutions happen.

>>24611425
Still working on it but it seems the world hasn't really recovered from the deep seated battle between will and geist

>>24611426
Le Bon had a better analysis on revolution than Marx honestly

>>24611266
History isn't over, and I said "intelligent people" not intellectuals. Those who actually lead revolutions are leaders advised by intellectuals, not intellectuals.

>>24611428
ah yeah, the dead sure do have a handle on the living.

>>24611429
Why are all his books in sandnigger language?

>>24610240 (OP)
>SO LETS GET TO THE BOTTOM LINE?
>WHAT DO YOU WRITE FOR
>NOW ITS TIME
>TO SNEED

>>24611502
>BRING IT ON KEEP POSTING
> THE SLOP IS READ FEELS SO REAL
>THIS WILL NOT MAKE ME COOM
>SAYONARA