>reading while walking

Do you too have to run when a passage gets too intense? I read Proust when I jog and Baudelaire's poems make for exhausting sprints through the woods.
My advice to you is to slow down intellectually and read each word separately. Glancing off the book to the scenery around you also helps (similarly to, when masturbating to pornography, you sometime have to click on the bottom right of your screen and in a moment hangs the possibility of your cumming to desktop icons).
Good luck.

>>7581281

go slow

>>7581281
MOM'S GONNA FREAK

I read and walk sometimes.
As anon said, slow down your pace.
It is easier if you have take the same route all the time. You get used to your surroundings.

Shit, it's like texting and walking.

memes

Take speed

>>7581308
this. Unless you are in a really open area where its easy to not bump into anything. I went for a walk today with a book and got through like 2 pages while walking. Its much easier just to find somewhere to sit.

>>7581281

Print out your reading on transparencies

>>7581281
e-readers make it a lot easier.

e-reader helps.
only do it on a path you can go through automatically, like a walk to work that you take every day.

>>7581281
You need a device to attach it to your hips, like Dylan's harmonica holder.

(is every single person here concertedly memeing or do you actually do that?)

>>7582869
Underbasted roast

>>7581281
Write out what you're going to be reading in larger letters, so it'll be easier to read it while you're walking

Just get on a moving treadmill and rest your reading material on the dashboard.

>>7581281
Memorize what you want to read and read it in your mind. This will get you around any difficulties you might have with eye-coordination.