@leereveur: Oh Dostoevsky #philosophy #poetry #quotes

zach :

the first quote reminds me of Flowers for Algernon

wabberdeen :

This one would be worth more than a billion dollars

All_hail_the_ottoman :

Dostoevsky was really achieving insane flow states

me0w1ngs.j :

Feeling, knowing, understanding = the trinity of despair

🏳️‍🌈 Nicole 🏳️‍🌈 :

This is why I’m childfree and a nihilist to an extent. Not a doom and gloom one. More so a “look at the world. Why would I drag a child into it.” Type nihilist.

rach_whomst :

These slideshows are a sad comfort to me

isbosbibssg :

but the more you understand can also mean u understand how to be a happy person

SKRTFLRPS :

Dostoyevsky mentioned

paulpardo2_ :

“But you must die first”

ᒍᑌᒪIE :

i used to agree with this, i had depression. now that i got a lot better id say its not the case. being intelligent means trying your best to understand all circumstances and situations. just because youre curious. and with that, you begin to seek happiness and its source. thats how you start to enjoy life by itself, not by a person.

ELOÏSE :

He’s so relatable I love his quotes

⋆༺ 𝓪𝓯𝓽𝓮𝓻𝔁 ༻⋆ :

Dostoevsky was such an intelligent man, sadly many philosophers who took inspiration from him, only took his sorrows and hopelessness into account and left behind his unique way of deconstructing characteristic traits of his characters

ぴ📚 :

my man !

theWorthlessExcuse :

why am I stupid and lonely then 🤔

tt :

best book to start reading dostoyevsky?

🪽 :

"The price of loving-

◚﹏◚ :

Our Goat fyodor is still in our Generation

￴￴ :

🍪 :

i really want to try reading something from him but Idk from where I should start

mlevzz :

8 is not dostoevsky everyone is a larper

★~𝑯𝒐𝒔𝒉𝒊 :

Fyodor, I will always love your books

¡vamiso :

Wheres the first quote from, which book?

.•VīK¥•. :

Can someone recommend me some of his books?

know :

thats just not true