Does anyone here read books?

[optimisticzoomer]

I haven’t read one in many years. I read a diary of a wimpy kid a few years ago, and some parts of textbooks etc

 

[unknownincel]

I haven’t read one in many years. I read a diary of a wimpy kid a few years ago, and some parts of textbooks etc

not yet, im planning on buying one tho

 

[prixzy]

yes in school

 

[optimisticzoomer]

not yet, im planning on buying one tho

What type?

yes in school

I don’t count that. I mean in free time

 

[prixzy]

I don’t count that. I mean in free time

Then, no.

 

[unknownincel]

What type?

Its a samurai book. I loved ghost of tsushima which is a game. Abd i wanted to start reading books so i tried finding a samurai book. Im gonna buy it soon

 

[Eskorbutin]

I didn't read many books in my early 20s, I was used to reading teenager stuff and whatever they gave us in school. I had a very bold thought "reading is useless. I rather enjoy -in a materialistic way- life".

Once I found stuff that I enjoy reading I never really stopped, I feel it nurtures me and helps me cope by understanding reality. I mostly read philosophy and history.

 

[takethewhitepill]

Yea

 

[takethewhitepill]

@ReadBooksEveryday

 

[Deleted member 270543]

I haven’t read one in many years. I read a diary of a wimpy kid a few years ago, and some parts of textbooks etc

Nah, my dopamine is too fucked to read a one

 

[optimisticzoomer]

I didn't read many books in my early 20s, I was used to reading teenager stuff and whatever they gave us in school. I had a very bold thought "reading is useless. I rather enjoy -in a materialistic way- life".

Once I found stuff that I enjoy reading I never really stopped, I feel it nurtures me and helps me cope by understanding reality. I mostly read philosophy and history.

I would consider reading classic literature or science/nature books, but my free time seems to disappear quickly. I don’t even do much and time flies. I like making music, which I do on weekends, and I don’t spend that long doing that either, and I’d rather prioritise that

I would be interested in reading but don’t know how I’d fit it in

 

[MOSSADGLOWIE]

yes i read german philosophers

 

[Magnus Ironblood]

Yes. I read alot of history and sci fi. I'm working my way through the Horus Heresy.

 

[Eskorbutin]

I would consider reading classic literature or science/nature books, but my free time seems to disappear quickly. I don’t even do much and time flies. I like making music, which I do on weekends, and I don’t spend that long doing that either, and I’d rather prioritise that

I would be interested in reading but don’t know how I’d fit it in

I can't help a lot in regards what you might like, essay or just plain "lean something" books are nice. There is no narrative or scenario you should remember or keep emotion and so on... You can slowly take stuff from them. I've read and re read same parts of some books without ending them for years; don't feel forced to finish a book because you are reading it currently.

In regards time, I try organizing myself for all my hobbies. Not like I'm setting events on my calendars but I journal and it helps me get stuff done and waste less time unconsciously but I still get this feeling, the only real fix is being a neet.

 

[Raimaxxing]

I haven’t read one in many years. I read a diary of a wimpy kid a few years ago, and some parts of textbooks etc

I read "IT" by Stephen King Because he was on cocaine when he was making the novel

 

[sub5outsider]

I only like to read some geography or historical facts .

 

[Swarthy Knight]

I haven't touched a book in about a decade

That stuff is for nerds. Why read physical books when you have pretty much everything available digitally nowadays

 

[jester]

I haven’t read one in many years. I read a diary of a wimpy kid a few years ago, and some parts of textbooks etc

i read manga mainly and some biochemistry books