Reading on the bus

>>17775522
You will either adjust to it, or you will never adjust. If you cannot adjust, download audio books and listen to that shit.

get an ebook reader with a backlight so you can adjust the brightness and text size. or listen to audiobooks.

What concerns me is mostly the optic health issues. The bus has lights pointing down so that should work + i got a book that i'm reading right now.

>>17775528
i had no issues doing it in the past. What scares me is really that i already wear glasses/lenses cuz of myopia and astigmatism so i don't want to aggravate that situation

If you can do it i dont see why you wouldn't.
I can't read on moving vehicles because I'll start to get motion sickness if I'm not watching the road/outside.

I'm not sure what you're getting at with the eyes thing, I'm no expert but I can see how the kinda bumpy movements can make you strain your eyes to keep your place and junk, but also the obvious if you're trying to read in the dark.
In which case, I second>>17775534. Get a kindle/nook/whatever, I'm pretty sure if you have a tablet of some sort you can just get the amazon app and buy ebooks off amazon or something. Or of course audio books if you can do that.
I can't do audio books either because I'm a terrible listener, goes in one ear and out the other. But thats just me.

>>17775522

I read a chapter from a book everytime I go and take a shit. I've read about 500+ books now. Great time to actually read, thought it was boring when I was a teen. I been doing it since I was 18, now 33. 10/10 would use shit time for reading time again.

And it doesn't interfere with the rest of my day/free-time.