Do you read books so you can impress* your friends**?
Do you read books to escape from your problems?
Or do you read books to improve yourself by taking the lessons of the humans who lived before you?
*feel superior to others **random anonymous users on the internet
Landon Lewis
Aesthetic pleasure tbqh famalamadingdongdoodle.
Jacob Barnes
It's fun TV is boring and every show turns into a soap opera Video games are too addictive Movies are mostly shit
Reading is the ideal pastime activity
Jackson Taylor
I read to fuck boipussies
Colton Green
>Or do you read books to improve yourself by taking the lessons of the humans who lived before you? This. I don't have friends and I have video games/sleep if I wanted to escape.
Austin Robinson
I read to experience getting cucked without the danger of actually getting cucked. Jokes aside, this is one of the reasons I read, in a sense it's pretty much escapism but it's an often an escape to a reality much harsher than mine. In another sense nothing is more comfortable that reading War and Peace in your own house
Anthony Rivera
Verily reading helps me to understand language better and thus ingratiate myself with others through course of wordplay. I am certain it does not impress them, however.
Delving deep, I mainly read to escape from my problems. TV and vidya doesn't work.
Adrian Thompson
>Verily reading helps me to understand language better and thus ingratiate myself with others through course of wordplay. I am certain it does not impress them, however. Ya, not many real people like Nietzsche.
Wyatt Taylor
because i find humans and life interesting and i like stories.
Jonathan Young
How heinous.
Ian Jenkins
Because it interests me.
Aaron Morgan
i read book to find new cool sentimental stuff to do and say to my gf so option 3 i guess
Parker Anderson
to understand the world a little more
Gabriel Hill
to know wtf i am talking about if i open my mouth (for example, you shouldn't engage in a discussion about christianity without having read the bible)
Logan Thomas
To empower myself in some way, depending on the book.
Jeremiah Parker
but why do you want to know what you're talking about?
Cooper Cook
>Movies are mostly shit Gotta disagree with ya here, seems like you haven't really delved into the medium of film/movies if that's the conclusion you're drawing. Unless you're talking about the stuff that's generally out in theaters now, there is tons of good stuff out there. Some of it entertaining, some of it thought-provoking, and much of it both.
Hunter Williams
I read because I always have. No point in stopping a good habit.
Ayden Cook
I read because I like teaching myself things and school often times got boring.
Plut it's fun, movies, TV and vidya all get boring.
Angel Martinez
Reading has always been an escape from life. I used to think it was the mundanities of existence chased me into the pages of a novel. But I began to see recently that what I'm trying to escape from isn't boredom, or lack of adventure; It is life itself. I don't want to die. (Surely if I did, I would try to end my life) Instead, I just want to cease living. For the sake of comprehension, I'll reiterate, I want to not be me. It's escapism, in it's most typical form. From what I've seen of life (which isn't all that much) that's what it is; a series of small escapes. Life is distractions followed by different distractions. Drugs are one such distraction, so are parties and hobbies. I don't have a dealer, friends, or any real interests; So books and reading are my preferred distractions.
Dylan Morales
To pretend I am no alone.
Leo Brown
because it feels hollow to talk about "what you've heard" or are assuming
Blake Thomas
Always liked reading as a child and when I used to work as a security guard during college and usually nothing happened for 8 hours, so I bought an e-reader and put some books on it. I never read as much in my life as I did in that time and I had the time to read books I probably would have never read in my spare time. It really evolved my senses for books and nowadays I read them for my personal pleasure. I usually drop lines from books in arguments that nobody understands, so I might appear as someone that reads for reason number one, but that usually is totally unintentional. I like to think that I read books for myself and improve myself.
Charles Thompson
I read because I love to read. >mfw when my best friend doesn't read >at all >not a single fucking book >ever Although I've mostly come to terms with it, sometimes when I'm confronted with it in a bad spot, I'll get a legit anxiety attack. I don't know how to deal. I'll beg her to read- I'll even do the whole bartering thing: "Okay, what if you only read a short story? It's only 20 pages long! O-okay, then just three pages! If you don't like it you can stop!"
Aiden Parker
To pass the time tbqhwy
Aaron Wood
>Do not read too many books Says the guy who loved books and always kept a few stacks on his bed.
Henry Lee
first rule of dictatorship: discourage knowledge.
Charles Reyes
I genuinely love to read and am apparently driven to intellectually challenge myself but I'm also a weirdo loner hermit with a litany of mental issues.
Tyler Perry
Mao read too many books and became fucked up in the head. So he warned others not to do the same ;)
Christian Martinez
'do u nut u read u to u many u booksu ... N u n ... U u uExcept u my leadbook' quote donutpedocuq, master sul #gookracismyearreinvestigationinthetercelohtetraheadthoncorizio
Joseph Cooper
Video games bored me, TV has never been interesting, movies are pretty good but I'm bad at just sitting there with the feeling that I'm not doing jack shit, at least reading feels like I'm doing something. I love music as well but sitting around playing an instrument all day gets stale pretty fast, so books is the way to go.
Also, books can bring great life lessons and give me more subjects to think about during the day.
Wyatt Jones
It feels better to finish a good book than it does to beat a videogame or finish a movie. The imagination of the mind is much more free in a book.
Jeremiah Nelson
I read because I feel like a total fucking brainlet. I also know that reading is good for you (brain health, fewer mistakes in writing and speech and just general knowledge of the world) and whether you enjoy it or not you should read books.
Asher Hernandez
I Recently started again cause I had too many free periods and I needed a way to spend some time.
Nathaniel Russell
Because it's beautiful and I'm in love with it.
Jacob Lee
I thought Mao was Veeky Forums as fuck? Or am I thinking of another dictator?
Adam Kelly
I find reading to be the most rewarding form of entertainment.
Jeremiah Long
Have a (You), user.
James Lewis
Because they're fun! Fun things are fun! Just imagine I posted a generic anime girl to go with this post.
Christopher Adams
>ywn be this comfy
Zachary Butler
because i think
Camden James
I'm going to sound really pretentious, but typical stuff that people do in there spare time irritates me. I never talk about my readings besides with my brother
Mason Harris
Escapism and nothing else. I love the feeling of getting absorbed in a book only to find out that 5 hours passed and I can go to bed
Austin Clark
>Verily reading helps me to understand language better and thus ingratiate myself with others through course of wordplay. I am certain it does not impress them, however. I bet you write avengers fanfic in your spare time, don't you! ADMIT IT!