Paperbacks

Does everyone else here absolutely fucking hate paperbacks? I cant be the only one that just thinks these books are shit right?

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Ur a faggot

t. poorfag that cant afford the utmost premium leather bound books

I usually spin objects. So when I read I like to put the book down and have it stay open so I can spin the object when I'm reading. It's hard to do this with paperbacks as they usually close if you're not holding it open

>I usually spin objects.
is it autism?

Same here. Luckily I live in a civilized country where hardcovers are the norm

>I us usually spin objects
What did he mean by this?

>tfw cant get a hard cover of the ego and his own
hardcovers are spooks anyways

This is a bait thread. Keep this in mind if you decide to waste your time replying like me.

Paperbacks are cheap and accessible.
Hardcovers are usually well made and can stand multiple read throughs.
The aesthetic pleasure of some Hardcovers is only acceptable for books that you have already read and plan to reread and share with friends and family in the future. If it becomes a collector hobby you take that shit back to >>>/reddit/

I don't think it's autism. I usually like to take a particularly shaped object, like a stick, a toy airplane, or a k-nex toy and spin it. It helps calm me a bit and aides in my imagination. That's all really. At work I usually spin my pen in my hands most of the day