ITT: Books you shouldn't read in public
>>8226037
my diary desu
>>8226037
anything politically subsersive because the thought police will get you to be honest family
>>8226037
just use an ereader
I read Lolita in public. At one point an elderly woman asked me what I was reading. When I told her she gave me kind of an odd look at first, but then said "that's a classic, right" and I said "yeah" and she walked away.
>>8226037
Why post Lolita, every pseud reads that, its a universally loved and accepted.
On the subways in Queens and NYC proper, I can say my worst experiences reading in public stem from Ayn Rand (obnoxious disciples and autistic leftists will both confront you) and anything regarding Catholicism or Historical-Critical Religious studies, which basically guarantee older latin and black women and subway pastors will stop to call you a heretic or engage you in unlearned conversation.
Also, was reading pic related before my wedding and had a massive panic attack from his wife's rejection of him vis a vis his leprosy, so that sucked too.
>>8226116
Also, look at some of these douches.
https://www.instagram.com/hotdudesreading/?hl=en
any book thats just a meme. i.e. all fantasy/sci-fi/romance/comdedy/erotica(excluding renaissance erotica)/thrillers/crime and especially auto-biografies are the sheitest-tier meme books
>>8226123
Wow there's me
>>8226037
I read an illustrated version of Casanova's Memoirs on the subway.
I bought it in a thrift store, since I expected it would be something adventurous like The Count of Monte Christo/Don Juan.
Oh boy was I wrong.
>>8226110
What did you get from fabricating such a pointless lie?
