Is there anyone else here on /lit/ that, for much of their life,

>>9687922
With an image like that just go back to redddit please.

>>9687922
most of /lit/ still doesn't like reading

>>9687927
How exactly is my picture redddit?

>>9687929

This, just like /v/ doesn't play games. We are here to engage in meta-literally hating OP

Yes.

>>9687922
>mfw when a creeper blows up your house

>>9687940
the new meme is calling everything reddit even if it's not
in some other thread anon called what was clearly a /pol/poster reddit

>>9688028
>he thinks /pol/ isn't just reddit

lmao idiot

go back to r/books newfag

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>>9688028

I was very into reading as a teenager, got into movies and pop culture in my 20s and am now back into reading again

Ari is waifu

I always liked reading
when I was younger I used to read Sherlock Holmes and Moby Dick (altough I was too stupid then to catch any of the symbolism, I will reread it soon in english)
but when I hit puberty I basically stopped reading alltogether (because it was "uncool") and started drinking, smoking and playing vidya all day.
But two years ago I had to work in a foreign country for like 3 month and was pretty bored since I didn't know anyone so I picked up reading again and rediscoverd my love for it
Ever since I just coulldn't go back to vidya/TV (I only watch some shows that I like like Fargo, True Detective etc.) it feels so shallow