Are there any books that will make me happy?

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No

I Am A Cat

>>9656545
the greeks

>>9656545
Kys frogposter

Unironically Aurelius' Meditations. It worked for me.

the book of enormous cocks

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Anyone else here like being sad? I know it takes a special kind of masochism to really give expression to it, but I'm inclined to believe most people feel this way more often than they like to admit. I mean that it's enjoyable to feel a gloomy and mellow kind of blue instead of a soul-crushing despair kind of sadness. It's what I think gives pictures of ruined cities and barren landscapes an almost nostalgic type of longing

>>9656545
Wuthering heights
The tunnel (Sabato)
No longer human

>>9656545
Reading Stoic texts and applying their teachings to daily life has altered me for the better.

>>9656651
I just like feeling something. Happy is best, but if it can't be that I'll take sad.

>>9656642
Same

>>9656676
I'm with this guy. Nothing really makes me happy, so I'll try to feel a sense of melancholy to relax or throw myself into a short depression to spice things up.

>>9656545
GET YOURSELF UP OFF THE FLOOR AND GO TALK TO SOMEONE ABOUT IT

The Greex is the way to go