How do you keep track of every book that you read? Do you use

A textfile in my Dropbox directory

If I were a girl I'd be annoyed that I can't take goofy pictures without 74% of the picture's appeal being first and foremost that I'm a girl.

If I go take a bunch of goofy anime dressup pictures with a hamster right now, no one will give a fuck, UNLESS one of the pictures is really cool or funny. If I were a girl, I could take even relatively shitty pictures and they'd have a decently high potential to catch people's attention, get saved, and ultimately get spread around.

That's all well and good, at first blush. But suppose you get tired of the free and easy attention. Suppose you want to really test your mettle and see whether your cosplay lol hamster haha pictures are funny in and of themselves, whether they truly contribute to the world and change people's lives for the better. You can't. You can never know. There's no way to correct for the vaginal boost, to single out that variable and eliminate it to see what rating you really got.

I'm glad I'm a man. Everything I do will be rated harshly but fairly. No one will tweet or upvote my creations unless they beat out the rest. If I had a cunt, I'd be trapped forever in a world of meaningless validation.

>>8870326
*this obviously doesn't apply to ugly girls

>>8870288
I remember because I remember the argument presented or the plot, I own about 95% of the books I have read so they are in my shelf. I don't understand the question?

>>8870288
Goodreads, I add my start and finish dates too. It's neat to look back and remember the year through what you've read.

Being drunk i lost phone where i had lot of notes on books i read, ie few Plato dialogues i almost completely forget. Painful really, it were books from library, so wikipedia summaries are only things i am left on

>>8870326
Underlying that meaningless validation is a deeply patronizing attitude towards women (men are strong enough to accept honest criticism, while women, if criticized, become hysterical).

Goodreads and/or an xml file

>>8870326
is this a pasta?