Don't tell me you guys actually liked this pretentious garbage?

and what if we did, faggot?

>>8392344

I'll do you one better: I didn't even read it!

>>8392349

Good. Save yourself the trouble.

>>8392344
>a book this simple is pretentious
ok small kid

>>8392361

You don't have to write some huge tome to come off as an annoying pseudo-intellectual hipster.

>>8392361
The book is actually incredibly pretentious. On top of that is just poorly written with a nonsense story to tell. The fact that people have said it's the voice of a generation baffles me.

>>8392344
no, tao just furiously samefags here to make it appear so

>>8392375
sure, but it isnt

>>8392399
how is it pretentious
the project in the book is very straightforward, write down his babblings

>>8392399
>The fact that people have said it's the voice of a generation baffles me.
this. it is not a voice of a generation but it surely captures the essence of every directionless urban adult in the first world:
>dull people trying to become interesting in social media
>as they take pharmaceutics to get high and escape from taking decisions
>as they praise their own state of depression
and I'm not even mentioned that the prose looks like an entrance of an edgy teenager blog

I could name quite a few urban and "artsy" people that reminded me characters of this book. It is a product of our times.

This is the opposite of a pretentious book. Please stop posting here

>>8392344
I hated it profoundly actually. And I hated myself for reading it.

I liked it. It did not leave a lasting impression on me like some books do, but it was a good read. I'm a directionless underachieving young adult so I could relate to the characters who made the same retarded mistakes I make. That was nice.
Overall it's a comfy read. Nothing more, but certainly nothing less.

>>8392344
Like it? I haven't read it. Don't tell me you were stupid enough to actually read it.

I thought the long-winded similies were hilarious and related to the characters.