Books to help a person accept that they have wasted their youth/life?

Books to help a person accept that they have wasted their youth/life?

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If you had done the thing you wish you had done, you would still feel that you wasted your life. Regret is the only sure thing.

Read Either/Or and The Sickness Unto Death

󠛡unironically One Day by Solzhenitsyn. godspeed user
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"The Remains of the Day."

"Stoner" for sure.

OP, thanks for the recs so far.

just have a kid and teach them not to fuck up like you

thats the only real solution. books are just cope

Drink copiously and watch tv

My Diary desu

Who cares, use the time you have now or you will say the same later

never surrender

N-Nani?

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Whether or not you allow the past to negatively affect your life is your choice, OP. It cannot affect you if you do not allow it to. The only thing you can control is the present, and you can do with it whatever you choose.

OP here, didn't expect this thread to still be up.

Thanks for the recs/advice.

The Tartar Steppe

There is always someone less fortunate than you, it could always be worse so be grateful for the good things you do have.

Unless you're literally the least fortunate person in the world, right?

but even if you get a grip, you'll never experience the past.

if you have access to internet you are most likely not the least fortunate person.

Well it's all relative and opinion based, there's no objective measure of "least fortunate" I don't think so at least.

>because access to 4channel is a positive

Dont want to create a new thread for this question but does book reading make you smarter or it's just glorified hobby?

depends what books
it also makes you educated, which if you were smart, you'd already know

>makes you educated
even if you only read non-fiction?