How many pages do you read in an average day? I usually read

>>8696365

I work a full time job. I cannot read 200 pages a day even if I tried. I'd fall asleep long before that, plus I work out every other day.

If I can read a book per month I'm happy.

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>>8696365
Zero

These threads are made by retards. 150 pages of what? children's books, YA, Finnegans Wake, Zettel's Traum?

10 when it's philosophy, 50-70 with fiction.

>>8696365
Paul town is a 17 year old chink

>>8696372
>I work a full time job.

No one cares, you could read more if you had the gumption.

>>8696365
The half of Don Quixote is the maximum.

>>8696372
>>8696419
I swear I see this comment/reply in every thread remotely related to this topic

>>8696419

There's only 24 hours in a day. You have to sleep sometime.

>>8696419
NEET detected
After working 8+ hours, it can be nigh impossible to summon the mental strength to read 200 pages.

>>8696419
a lot of bitterness in this post

how has no on posted the pasta yet? what is happening to /lit/?

>>8696375
>Having time to post here but not read

I guess reevaluate your priorities. I feel you though, I hardly ever have time anymore.

>>8696419
see >>8696435
Working fucking drains you too.

>>8696435
Of course.
>>8696441
"Summon the mental strength", what a joke. Unless your bedside book is some dry legal compendium you have to get through for work, reading isn't a chore that requires fortitude. If it is, it's because you don't want to read, which would be the honest response to the OP. If you do read consistently, it becomes, like exercise, easier, more pleasurable and more desirable as you develop the habit. It becomes preferable to the things you choose over reading because you perceive them to be less challenging after those arduous eight (eight!) whole hours of grueling labor.
>>8696450
There's nothing to say but get healthy and use your time better.

>>8696365
Wow that picture really stops you in your tracks.

>>8696372
>I work out
Explains a lot you fucking simpleton

>>8696365
Sometimes I'll read like an entire book in a day, but most of the time it's 0.

3-5

>>8696406
He's KOREAN-AMERICAN thank you very much

>>8696522
reading is mentally exhausting.

I'm not him, but I have a young wife I have to deal with, with a baby on the way, and I'm back in university so I have 5 courses of work to deal with, and more. 200 pages a day would take me all day.

>>8696926
Enjoy dying of diabeetus at 35 while I remain hale and hearty and still reading at 90.

2000 pages. believe me or not idc.

>>8696365
i try to get 20-50. depends on what im reading.
good days i get around 150.

>>8696365
Usually 50 to 100, depends on the day and how swamped in Univerisity assigmets I'm working on.

>>8696365

>he does the same thing every day

>>8696365
I wish there was a button I could press that would kill all HURR IM IRONICCC millennials and Gen Zs. The world would literally be a better place.

>>8697441

So much hate in such a tiny little person...

>>8696365
Who is this doughy Young Republican HST knockoff?

>>8697448
IM NOT RUINING THIS THREAD WITH MY BAD ATTITUDE, AM I? xD