I wake up early to read for as long as I can before work. I read in the park when I take lunch and usually end up being late coming back, when a coworker tries to talk to me I can't stand it.. like I'm timing my lunch down to the second to smash my food and get to my bench ASAP. I go to the gym and get home (scoff some subway or some other takeout literally every night because I don't want to waste time cooking) and I read until I start falling asleep, then I shitpost here for an hour til I go to sleep. It's crazy. On weekends I don't leave the fricking house. I just read and STILL I feel as though I don't have enough time. I am just constantly seething at the world for getting in my way and wasting my time.
Start writing so your life can be reading AND writing.
I can relate 100%
same but i don't know how to read
I miss being like this. I did this up until my early 20s, then suddenly stopped and never read anything again.
Then why are you here anon
Thats good anon but its also good to remain present and mindful in the world your in, otherwise its no different than playing video games and watching Shitflix all the time.
i can relate to this. it becomes just another form of escapism. I'm a recovering bookworm. It's really hard to stop once you start. Reading just becomes who you are. If you're not reading then who even are you.
A guy who has sex, wtf are you talking about. Books are cool and all but get frickin laid bro
it's just not the same any more. i just see sex like it's getting in the way of my more important reading time.
Then what
>It's really hard to stop once you start
i think its also the feeling of accumulating knowledge that feels good.
the more you know, the less you know and the more desire grows to constantly expand your base of understanding, but since it's endless the bigger the base gets the more effort it takes to keep substantiating its growth.
there's no better feeling, i unironically think a lot of IQfy anons would actually enjoy being teachers, i definitely enjoy explaining books to people when they ask about them.
>since it's endless the bigger the base gets the more effort it takes to keep substantiating its growth.
at one point does this become mental illness?
i suppose if you spent every single second obsessing over it.
it'd also be a good indicator you suffer from actual OCD.
i knew it. damn.
You still need a library card
what kind of books do you read?
>not listening to in our time and other materials while commuting and going to the gym
>not going to church on Sunday
You can still improve this