>tfw can't stop subvocalizing

>>8389720
eat something while you read

>>8389736
like a dick.

>>8389720
Dude, I subvocalize like a Tibetian monk.

Is this a sign of autism?

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>>8389720

I find that if I stop sub-vocalizing I sometimes miss key things about a text because I am reading too fast and my brain can't suck up all the info.

How do you not subvocalize while at the same time sucking up and understanding everything?

>>8390286
Same. I've not tried or practiced much but I don't think my speed of understanding is anywhere the same as the speed of my eye or at least this is the case for most of what I've read recently.

Subvocalizing is normal you plebs

Just put on some tim hecker

What the fuck is wrong with subvocalizing? How are you supposed to appreciate the cadence or flow of prose, the nuances of the author's language like that of Nabokov or Shakespeare?

Are you telling me authors don't "subvocalize" when they draft and edit their novels? How is it not better to subvocalize and carry the same words in your mind as the author did?

>>8390286
there's nothing wrong with reading slowly

>>8391201
go away, /mu/

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>>8391201
but timmy always commands my attention

>>8391370
t. Someone who's read less than 100 books this year

>>8391361
Why the fuck did i hear Frasier when reading your post?