What book(s) should I read to be come a deeper, more philosophical,

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>>9036578
>he fell for the self-improvement meme

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>>9036611
Just because you're unable to improve yourself doesn't mean others are too

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>>9037738
>doesn't even realize he's falling for the self-improvement meme

Start with the Greeks

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>>9038264
this anon's not right, but he's trying to say something helpful... the truth is, if you think you need books to appeal to a type of woman, you're probably deluding yourself that that's the kind of woman you want/need. there are plenty of ways to impress women, and if reading and studying philosophy don't come naturally to you, you'd end up wasting a lot of time with something you don't feel strongly towards, and by trying to convince a girl that you're deep/intellectual, which would ultimately make you feel false or distant once you became closer, knowing that you were attempting to hold up some kind of persona.

god damn, man.

read poetry though. start with donne and spencer. if you can make it through them, try wordsworth, coleridge, and keats.

>>9036578
Study for the LSAT

>>9036578
Sports Illustrated

>>9038837
chadmag™

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>>9036578

>and half to appeal to women more.

And that's where you're going wrong.