hey /lit/ i used to love reading as a child but going through

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2016-02-08 16:01:11 Post No. 7674947
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Anonymous 2016-02-08 16:01:11 Post No. 7674947 [Report]

hey /lit/

i used to love reading as a child but going through the gauntlet of america's public schooling system turned me on to more useless habits during my free time. i'm 24 now and a recovering NEET, (i've been employed for nearly a year), but my cognitive abilities have been dulled quite a bit. i've purchased about a dozen books in past month or so that i start but can't seem to finish.

do you guys just naturally enjoy reading or do you push yourself through what could be a grating experience knowing that it benefits you in the long run?

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Anonymous 2016-02-08 16:03:30 Post No.7674959
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Anonymous 2016-02-08 16:03:30 Post No.7674959 [Report]

I enjoy it naturally, but occasionally, I feel like putting a book down. I've learned to push through. Just read fiction that interests you to pique your interest, delve into heavy books once you've fully recovered from K12 education.

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Anonymous 2016-02-08 22:00:03 Post No.7676321
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Anonymous 2016-02-08 22:00:03 Post No.7676321 [Report]

>>7674947

Depends on the book, most books I read, I read because I want to. But I also read anything a friends suggest to me and when a friend recommended a read some fantasy series I did. Even though I had no real interest in the series or genre, I just picked up the books and read them.

What books did you start reading and not finish?