>current year >he doesn't have a reading desk or stand

Money, space, eterosexuality

I have hands.

The gimmick furnature of yesteryear has since been discarded as impractical and a sham.

Not sure if that's a good reason, so please validate me, OP. I can't live without your approval.

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>>9389315
>>9389270

What about a simple stand?

>>9389343
>Eterosexuality

>>9389268
I have a bed, two couches, a school library, a bus, a cafe, and hands

>>9389355
I've never heard of that before

Is there any way to read without craning your neck downward or exhausting your arms

>>9389614
Don't ask for a lighter weight, ask for stronger shoulders.

Or be a weak puke beholden to paying people for really ridiculous inventions. Your choice, faggot.

>>9389624
Fit needs to go. Reading is about using your brain not your muscles

>>9389268
I've long battled for the Oxford comma in my line of work until I recently discovered that it is pretty much advertising standard to omit it, so I begrudgingly allow its absence.

>>9389927
I always remove them when I edit

Welcome home brother

>>9389333

I unironically want to own one of these.

>>9389268
i actually got one recently but i still can't stop reading in my bed, i think i'm just attracted to the comfiness

>>9389268
E-reader is superior

>>9390194
Same desu

>>9390194
What is it?

>>9390538
It's so you can cycle though multiple books at once without having to move