Do you walk lit? Does it help you in your writing/reding? people

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AMIRITE GUYS xD

>>8703556
I walk after reading dense texts and affix concepts to landmarks in my mind. It helps me retain and structure my thoughts.

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>>8703556
I've got this castle and forest near where I live and sometimes I walk around there if I'm in that kind of mood. Good shit mang; really helps. Would recommend, especially when its one of those wintry but bright days; everything seems so crisp.

>>8703556
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>>8703596
>Castle
Nigger what?

>>8704573
it's an old big building where you shoot arrows put of the windows and it has a little canal around it and shit like that.

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>>8703556
I run everywhere, so I honestly wouldn't know.

>>8704609
Is it, like, an actual castle?

Walking is good for you in a lot of ways. I'm super fugging poor so I can't afford a car, but I'm not sure if I will even want one when I can afford it. I'm always ready to settle in for MUH STUDIES and MUH READING after a good half hour walk to the library.

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>>8703556
>Do you walk lit?
It's my second favourite pastime after reading. Pastime? Who am I kidding? There's nothing else.

>I'm super fugging poor so I can't afford a car, but I'm not sure if I will even want one when I can afford it.

Same. There was a time when I wasn't nearly so poor and I resisted for years to do what all my peers were doing and buy one. If there was one thing I hated, that would be cars. There's more of things I hate though, so cars are just one of them.

>>8703596
>tfw only have a fort nearby

>>8705260
There are castles in Europe

>>8705290
>for MUH STUDIES
>MUH READING

Are these topics high-sensitivity post-traumatic stress-inducing targets (triggers) to you?

>>8703578
Have you been diagnosed with artism?