hardcore patrician hikikomori weaboo

after sparring with my laziness, I finally managed to triumph over my abulia and introduce myself. so, at the moment I'm dwelling in the NEETdom, living alone in my own home in a very hikikomori-like fashion - last time I went out and interacted with some real person was more than two weeks ago to stock some food in my fridge-. In my self-imposed quarantine I practice the art of being a demiurge, crafting the dankest memes of the history of cyberspace, and when I'm not too busy dealing with my hypochondria and paranoia, I like to indulge in activities such as shitposting, watching aristocrat-tier movie and anime (but I don't mind moe every now and then), some good tv show, being a bookworm, writing and so on and so on (t. slavoj zizek). I'm also interested in anything computer science-related and lulz-worthy politics. SO, OHAYOU LEWD I HOPE WE CAN BECOME GREAT FRIENDS ^-^

RX14 wrote

Welcome! If you need any help just PM someone with a heart by their name.

does this help include bitcoin donations? :3

well I guess I indulge in a rather broad literary spectrum, but some of the authors I hold in the highest regard are l.f. celine, camus, sartre, dostoevskij, d.f. wallace, mishima, dazai osamu, lu xun, borges and, above all, kafka. I'm sure I'm forgetting more than few, though. And I'm fond of philosophy too - not the nowadays philosophy, though: I consider dogshit almost every philosophical work from the second half of the last century forth-, especially the most nihilistic thinkers such as cioran and my lovely schopenhauer <3 What about your literary excursions?
Anyway I guess we have similar avatar tastes since I've fallen head over heels for the aesthetics of your profile image too : 3

Backlash wrote

You seem nice. Welcome!

and thanks for the welcome to you too :3

yeah, I used to dig every wallace's interview as well and I loved his veiled sardonic self-loathing attitude and his unblinkered cognizance of the true face of modern civilization and its neurotic social diseases that constituted both his public persona and his best literary asset as a writer. I still didn't read infinite jest - shame on me- but iktf you're talking about, I felt like I was merging with his prose when I read his "incarnations of burned children" and "the depressed person" - and btw, I was in awe of his footnote style when I first approached his brief interviews with hideous men-. Oh, and I finally get to know someone who's aware of the existence of peter sotos, almost none of the netizens I met until now dug into neither his works nor the growing landscape of the underground ecosystem of literary works - speaking of which, I recently finished 4chan's a legacy of totalitarianism in a tundra :3- . anyway, what language do you write in? I recall reading somewhere that english is not your mother tongue - mine neither, as you might have guessed :3-

@RX14 aw, thanks!