19 years old, want to be a better person, expand my mind, what would be good for me?
Best books for mental development?
Isaac Lee
Cameron Martin
Literally any book.
Robert Brooks
It's too late.
Jace Baker
This. I started getting serious about reading at 16 and even that was too late, I eventually realized. If you're not a prodigy, there is no point pursuing something. Be a manual laborer. It's what I did.
Jonathan Bell
Faust was good
maybe Wilhelm Meister's Apprenticeship. I haven't finished it so I couldn't really say.
If you're interested in History, Tonybee's History of Civilization, Decline of the West, and Imperium have an interesting take on it, going so far as to give a structure to society.
can't go wrong with The Catcher in the Rye though.
Evan Wood
tfw you read a bunch at 13 but all you read was LoTR
Kayden Nelson
Lincoln Perry
too late why, i read a lot of stuff, but i want recommendations, stop being soo negative...
James Hernandez
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Gabriel Jenkins
Focus on non-fiction.
Real people dealing with real problems is way more interesting and educational than fake people in strawman philosophical manifestos.
Jayden Ramirez
...
Jordan Myers
You don't need a book. You need one thing and one thing alone, you need to leave this website, forget it exists, never come back here and go on with the rest of your life. You'll be better off, trust me.
Justin Bennett
>too negative
You can read for fun. I still do sometimes. But it's not going to benefit you.
Carter Torres
Want to read not only for fun.
Send me sugestions.
Sebastian Martinez
A brainlet like you can only read for fun. Just accept it.
Grayson Russell
The Bhagavad-Gita
Easton Wood
this
Bentley Roberts
>If you're not a prodigy, there is no point pursuing something. Be a manual laborer. It's what I did.
QUACK!
such a subtle bait
Oliver Taylor
It's not bait. It's my actual life.
Kayden Hall
This is a pretty good book to understanding and trying to be honest with yourself.
Parker Bailey
I wouldn't have expected you to drop the mask either way. Really funny though.
Lucas Mitchell
>Send me sugestions [sic]
What's a person or historical event that you're interested in?
Caleb Cooper
Now I'm the one who feels baited. I don't see what's funny about it. Thanks anyway I guess.
Owen Johnson
This desu
Kayden Parker
>tfw I started with the Greeks during my puberty...damn it was so late!
>You're not a prodigy, user, so why not be a manual laborer like myself.
You couldn't have been serious when you said that, knowing how many normies pursue intellectual subjects in uni and how most of them are dumbshits. But even if you were, this post was the funniest I've seen this week. It was like seeing an anti-RTZ copypasta about how he grew as a poor potato farmer and made it into pro dodo.
Jace Gray
saw blade+throat for posting a le relatable doggo picture