Reading becoming second nature

what a gay thread
delete your life

>>9714941
Pretty much never. I read one book or 3/4 a book then don't read for like 6 months. Come back and finish the book I left and then start another and do the same thing.

>>9714950
no u

>brainlets forcing themselves to read to look smart instead of doing it solely for pleasure
You dont belong here OP

>>9714973
>projecting the idea of reading to look smart when someone wants do discover a new medium and tries to discourage them in order to keep sense of secret club-superiority

>>9714987
This.

This is all of /lit/. It's the main reason I hate this board. It's the same thing as using knowledge as a fashion accessory.

>>9715048
oh come on, don't be such a whiny bitch
my situation
>read a bunch through childhood and early teens
>stop reading when I found video games and movies
>start uni, getting bored of video games and just plowing through meaningless shit on internet
>get a concussion, can't look at screens, listen to podcasts
>get bored of podcasts, listen to a couple of audio books advertised on the app
>those are terrible, I get bored
>read catch 22 and 1984, start seeing why they're classics
>get interested in picking up reading for real again
>going through some classics
>post this thread

I sure seem like a bad, bad reader who shouldn't be let into your secret treehouse, don't I

also leave if you hate it so badly, that kind of elitist I'm so much better but I still hang out here shit is pathetic

Elementary school. I would get so absorbed in a book I would lose track of my surroundings, people had to physically shake me out of it. I was munching through 800+ page books in a couple of weeks or less (contemporary stuff, so it wasn't that difficult to read but still...).

>>9714973
>implying thinking that they're smart doesn't give them pleasure