Reading

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Brain will regenerate?

Libido will return?

Metabolism will increase?

You'll want to go outside?

You'll sleep like a baby?

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Can one fix their own brain?

Take the challenge

>be me, junior year of high school
>sign up for AP statistics, seems cool
>have to read a huge ass book over the summer
>nope.png
>spend two days nonstop reading, and a third writing
>turn in assignment due after summer on the last day of school
What I can say about reading for that long is that you eventually feel like you don't exist in the physical world. It's not like a conversation, because you can't respond. You get taken for a ride.

>>35184445
I'd guess from similar experiences you will feel pretty zoned out, probably imaging words and the worlds in the books quite vividly.

>>35184445
Its like a movie on paper, only you have to use your shitty imagination for the landscape.

>>35184445
I find that long-term reading kinda warps my perception of everything around me. I start looking at things around me in the way that a character in the book's world would. Sometimes I actually get a bit startled when I realize that I'm in the real world and not the book's narrative.

I also find that it affects my writing a lot. I realize as I'm typing shitposts that I'm doing it in the cadence and language that the author uses. I read a lot of light novels and on the occasions that I find a relevant thread on /a/, I get a lot of amusing (you)s thanks to the fact that I sound like the original work itself.