>tfw I've almost finished reading my first book in 5

yes :)

>>9368586
No. You were supposed to start with the Greeks. You didn't understand half of what you thought you did

Are you in College?

>>9368588
me too :) Keep up the momentum OP.

>>9368586
you have wasted your time reading demagoguery hidden in a burrito of purple prose

>>9368704
Aka your post

>>9368586
I just had a similar experience about a week ago. Finished Confessions after two years of starting but never completing books.
If you continue reading, I will continue to be proud of you OP :,)

>>9368685
I've read and translated them in high school (I've studied in a classical liceum in Italy) so I already knew what he was talking about.

>>9368704
As far as I know the Geneaology is one of his most structured works, but having read it only once I'll abstain myself from judging it.

>>9368729
I'm proud of you too, keep going!

>>9368692
I've dropped out this April after having picked the wrong major (Biology).
I still don't know what I'll do with my life. So far I'm certain about the fact that for the rest of my life I'll be genuinely interested in literature and philosophy.

>>9368588
>>9368702

Thanks!

>>9368791
>Read my first book in 5 years
>Genuinely interested in literature and philosophy

U sure Bro

>>9368586
seeing the feels guy smile always makes me feel as though a great existential weight has been lifted from someones soul

>>9368825
I've always read it passively,muntil now I've never cpreally understood why someone would want to dedicate their lives to it. Suddenly I just got the appeal to it, and the desire of reading on a plethora of topics that I've ignored so far.

5 years ago I would have treated the Geneaology of Morals as something I had to do, or even worse, a homework: now it's so much more.