Can you recomend some books?

[IgnisParticipant 157]

Hello guys.
I mainly want to explore philosophies about “not worrying” or “don’t giving a f~~~” about external factors that you can’t control. I consider that a lot of the responsibilities,morals,ideals and ethics are a load of s~~~ just to make people feel guilty in way they can’t control their own lives. Like they choose to get really attached to social movements or ideals just to feel important and happy with themselves. To feel relevant and to be accepted by others.
I want to get pass that (I already did in some way)and see the whole picture. Take control of myself and don’t CARE about made up concepts of rightness. Of bad and wrong. Leave the political correctness to the hypersensibles new fascists. I want to detach myself from every problem that I didn’t start nor I have to “fix”.
I have to work in myself, not the outside world.

Could you recommend me some books about this subject?

[BlacqueJacqueShellacqueParticipant 6890]

Ignis, Atlas Shrugged. I give a f~~~.

[bomwaParticipant 488]

Tom Wolfe – A Man in Full

I thoroughly recommend that book. IMO it is exactly what you are looking for.

[hmskl’dParticipant 6406]

“Pulling Your Own Strings”
Dr. Wayne W. Dyer

[HitmanParticipant]

Hemingway the old man and the sea.

[The Skank SpankerParticipant 1372]

Not sure if this book applies to “not giving a f~~~”, but “the 48 laws of Power by Robert Greene” is amazing.

[Enjoy The DeclineParticipant 1719]

The Skank Spanker wrote:

Not sure if this book applies to “not giving a f~~~”, but “the 48 laws of Power by Robert Greene” is amazing.

There is actually a 48 laws of power blog where it explains all the 48 laws of power individually on this site: Link

It is much faster just reading the blogs rather then actually reading the whole book. It must of taken me like 3 hours to read all the blogs compared to let’s say reading the whole book at 4 or even more times the length.

"Question everything" - Albert Einstein

[The Skank SpankerParticipant 1372]

Enjoy The Decline wrote:

The Skank Spanker wrote:

Not sure if this book applies to “not giving a f~~~”, but “the 48 laws of Power by Robert Greene” is amazing.

There is actually a 48 laws of power blog where it explains all the 48 laws of power individually on this site: Link

It is much faster just reading the blogs rather then actually reading the whole book. It must of taken me like 3 hours to read all the blogs compared to let’s say reading the whole book at 4 or even more times the length.

Thanks alot man! This is way easier indeed.

[Enjoy The DeclineParticipant 1719]

The Skank Spanker wrote:

Enjoy The Decline wrote:

The Skank Spanker wrote:

Not sure if this book applies to “not giving a f~~~”, but “the 48 laws of Power by Robert Greene” is amazing.

There is actually a 48 laws of power blog where it explains all the 48 laws of power individually on this site: Link

It is much faster just reading the blogs rather then actually reading the whole book. It must of taken me like 3 hours to read all the blogs compared to let’s say reading the whole book at 4 or even more times the length.

Thanks alot man! This is way easier indeed.

No prob

"Question everything" - Albert Einstein

[NeutronParticipant 321]

Anything by J. Krishnamurti

None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free - Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

[IgnisParticipant 157]

As always guys, you are awesome. Thanks a lot for this.
See you in the forums!

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