There are all these books out there, all these subjects you can learn about. Great novels, great non-fiction books.
The moment I start reading a novel, I think
>novels are a waste of time, maybe I should've picked a non fiction book and learned about some subject
>maybe that's not the right novel, maybe there's something better I should read
It got even worse since I got an e-reader and found out about b-ok. Everything is at the tip of my fingers and I'm getting decision paralysis.
What's the cure for this? How do you choose what to read and stick with it? I unironically think of rereading my physical copies and forget that kindle or b-ok even exist
are a waste of time, maybe I should've picked a non fiction book and learned about some subject
that's not the right novel, maybe there's something better I should read
Read books where you don't get this feeling. Simple. They exist, but they tend to be rare.
Yes, they exist. Just finished one a while ago, but it was from a totally random recommendation in a IQfy thread. The Shallows was pretty comfy non-fiction.
Books take a while to read so it's hard thinking about the long run, but I guess you're right.
She's Israeli. I'm guessing North African genes.
She's mystery meat is what she is. israelites are essentially a race of mutts.
>says a guy in America
I'm not American, but there are pure white Europeans in the US, a shame they are mixed in with racial garbage mexicans, israelites, blacks, etc. etc., no doubt a degenerate and foul society, likely caused by a pernicious darker element. Still better than most 3rd world countries. Maybe not in the cities, but in the whiter areas for sure.
>I'm not American, but there are pure white Europeans in the US
lol
lmao, even.
Spöken like an American. You are American you absolute trash
this
>How do you choose what to read and stick with it?
By being interested in it. It's simple as that. what this anon
said. Read for fun.
Then again I'm convinced that 99% of non-fiction books you'll be recommended to read have no utility, and the utility they do have you could easily read from a summary or a blog.
think about the long run instead, you can still read those other books after
What a disgusting looking Hispanic prostitute
I read for fun
I am 28 years old and i have never even held a girl's hand.
>I am 28 years old and i have never even held a girl's hand.
They are soft and tiny. Holding a girl's hand is cool, but the best is after you've been with her so long that any prolonged contact gives you an impression of her thoughts/feelings. At some point you can tell when they are lying/obfuscating just by the slight twitch and change of tension.
lol mine gets mad when I ask what’s up even though I can tell
I had my first gf with 28, there is no "too late", we're all gonna make it, anon
did you tell her shes your first gf and what kind of grimaces did that produce
Surely he did. It's unlikely that his family would let it go unsaid
did they at least do that thing where they push their palm against yours and go "omg ur hands are so huuuge teehee"
I assume you just skipped a few steps and went right to fricking her ass?
I've never held a girls hand but I'm not a virgin
>FOMO
You and “women” who use this term and speak this way all deserve to be gassed
>gets triggered by an acronym
Kek, you're acting exactly like one of those ''women''
>Kek, you're acting exactly like one of those ''women
Post body
>dyel
>telling anyone to post body
Lmaooooo
>calls people 'dyel'
>won't post body
Checks out
>dyel just coping
Let’s see what other photos you take from /cbt/
You don't believe it's me so I'll take it as a compliment
HAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHA
Nice transformation, bro. Time frame?
8 months
I don't leave the house
That's what IQfy is for
You need some sun
Needing some cranium gains tho
anon we have the same body type, for god's sake brother in eastern europe, how did you get this new body? can I do it? I'm 6'2 220lbs
Looking thick, solid, tight. Good work lad. Chuckling at the hate from the aint nuttin' but a peanut gallery.
Shoo shoo melanin-goblin.
to my mind it's an observable phenomenon that is encouraged by social media
Everything is a waste of time.
Just read what you like.
Think about this image and try to embody it.
stupid frogposter
See it as something positive, you will never really get bored, because there is always something you can do/learn.
I have a text file where I organize everything I want to read and put the books in different categories. It takes them away from my mind, because I know someday I will read them all (as long as I still live then hehe).
Don't download or buy everything right away. Just keep the titles in the list. After a while the interest in some of them will also decrease.
Simple.
I drive.
Why is she brushing her teeth on the bus?
probably some kind of party drug
What a beautiful prostitute
God I want to frick a trashy thot
That picture reminds me of the time my female room mate randomly went to the kitchen dressed like that. Nice body. She was making coffee and doing the dishes. Didn't care at all that I walked in. Previously she had walked around in only a t-shirt and panties. She would bend over while vacuuming and stuff, but didn't seem to mind her ass was showing. Same with going to the shower Why are women like this?
>how dare women occasionally walk around in underwear in their own home
It wasn't her home. We shared kitchen and bathroom. I didn't walk around in my underwear, out of respect for the others sharing the place.
reddit moment
Do you get offended when you go to the beach? It’s the same thing
Because she hoped you were man enough to come and take her from behind. But unfortunately you are just a homosexual.
Don't know. I'm caught between two paths myself at the moment, both mutually exclusive in all likelihood. It's difficult to decide because only hindsight is 20/20.
There'll always remain some semblance of Fomo but I remind myself most other people have shit taste (ranging from restaurants to media) and that it's normal for some of the best shit to be unknown to me. I will either find some of those gems or I won't. The feeling of discovering one of these hidden gems can't be beat either. It's an active participation in the hobby. Make peace with your circumstances, there will always be something new or undiscoveres and never feeling at ease will only steal your time. Fomo is a disease imo.
>but I remind myself most other people have shit taste
That is a huge mistake. Active comparison instead of natural emulation is pure vanity, no constructive thought build upon it unless you want to see the world perish in ash.
The same way I learned how to no hesitate with everything else in life: just act. Don't think so hard about it, you need some impetus. Pick up a book if you want to read it.
You can read a novel every week or two pretty easily and depending on what you are looking at, you might read thirty or fifty books a year. Think of the wide variety of topics you could cover in just that time, I would say start broad in your selections, but start with what interests you most or even start with a recommend IQfy chart, there are many books this board has recommended. Don't worry that you aren't reading them in the right order, if it's important it will hit you especially if you discuss it again here. Once you have read more, you will be so certain to your interests it will be crystal clear what you will read next.
One thing I also recommend if you have trouble reading at all is to read one short story or one essay every day. Get a collection of stories or essays, maybe one that will last you weeks, there are some with 15, 30 even 100 stories in a book. Little time commitment, just sit down at your appointed time and place and read one. This makes you more comfortable if you're not used to reading much. It's not just the-what-to-read that stops people, it's the opening a book part since many people would rather pick up a phone or remote or game controller.
Any name or site? I really, really like this kind of pictures.
I don't think she paid for her bus ticket
I waited till I grew older than 18 years old.
If your "FOMO" is centered around buying a product, you're probably being MK'd. Just don't buy it.
How do I know if I'm being MK'd?
>There are all these books out there, all these subjects you can learn about.
99% of all subjects in the universe do not matter.
>What's the cure for this? How do you choose what to read and stick with it?
Why a cure? It's a blessing. If 99% of all subjects, and thus 99% of all books, don't matter then you must absolutely, ruthlessly, toss every book that doesn't matter. If a book was truly important in the universe and important to you, you would have no choice but to be enamored with the book itself. If no book enamors you, keep dropping every book until you find one that does. It is that easy.
Organically. I just start reading things. My interest into one book will naturally lead to reading it more and finishing it, even if I start and stop other books in my wake, that I usually go back to.
Wash, rinse, repeat.