reading is the biggest cope ever

[cromagnon]

i remember going to barnes and nobles with my mom and buying like $300 worth of history and philosophy books and i havent read any of them

ive read like 50 pages of aristotle and a bit of some history book but thats abt it

 

[aryan mogger]

$300 is crazy

 

[lastredeemer]

DNR. But maybe next time fag

 

[cromagnon]

$300 is crazy

jfl

 

[Ilovecrime]

reading may be cope bit at least youre expanding your knowledge— if you actually fucking read the books that is.

 

[User28823]

 

[Dirlewanger333]

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[pope]

Lol philosophy books are so gay and boring. Just read cool shit u like

 

[Gonthar]

You should read, your brain will function differently, you'll become smarter, your mind will become sharp and clear, wasting time online indulging in short-form content fries your brain and destroys your ability to focus and do stuff.

 

[qazw]

How can you call it a huge cope if you didn’t even try it. At least read the books first lol

 

[Wexilarious]

Reading is for people who have no internal dialogue, for people who can think they are more boring than thinking about everything

 

[Ilovecrime]

Reading is for people who have no internal dialogue, for people who can think they are more boring than thinking about everything

lol stay uneducated

 

[SecularIslamist]

 

[Wexilarious]

View attachment 3902943 lol stay uneducated

 

[tweaqo]

“Muh knowledge”- just to get mogged by some 90 IQ jock

 

[hunnidrounds]

Makes you smarter

 

[dart44511]

i remember going to barnes and nobles with my mom and buying like $300 worth of history and philosophy books and i havent read any of them

ive read like 50 pages of aristotle and a bit of some history book but thats abt it

300$ that couldve been spent on hgh

 

[hunnidrounds]

My bookcase

 

[hunnidrounds]

It's funny. I can read all night but I can only play video games for a few hours.

 

[Swarthy Knight]

Imagine buying physical books in the big 2025 sometimes I'm glad that I'm an ADHDcel who can't read for over 5 minutes straight