Could you date someone who doesn't read?
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Re: Could you date someone who doesn't read?
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Thats awful! Reading is fundamentally inportant besides being a cherished pastime. I could never date someone whom hates reading in that way either. My husband does not read unless he has to and does not care for it. He does however understand that i love it and would never get in between me and my books! Lolbclayton13 wrote: ↑24 Jun 2018, 00:00 Ouch. Yeah, I don't think I could. I mean, if he doesn't read often, that's different. But if he's totally anti-reading, then no. I just can't. My stepdad acted like reading was a complete waste of time and threatened to burn my books. I couldn't see myself being with someone who would mock one of my passions like that. I know my mom wasn't happy, she's a voracious reader and I couldn't understand why she married him. It didn't work out.
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Yeah, that was a major point of contention. My mom didn't think it would matter, until it did. I realized he was really insecure about his intelligence so we was a huge jerk about it. Could barely read himself, so he felt like no one should be doing it.anwidmer wrote: ↑24 Jun 2018, 09:12Thats awful! Reading is fundamentally inportant besides being a cherished pastime. I could never date someone whom hates reading in that way either. My husband does not read unless he has to and does not care for it. He does however understand that i love it and would never get in between me and my books! Lolbclayton13 wrote: ↑24 Jun 2018, 00:00 Ouch. Yeah, I don't think I could. I mean, if he doesn't read often, that's different. But if he's totally anti-reading, then no. I just can't. My stepdad acted like reading was a complete waste of time and threatened to burn my books. I couldn't see myself being with someone who would mock one of my passions like that. I know my mom wasn't happy, she's a voracious reader and I couldn't understand why she married him. It didn't work out.
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Yea thats ignorant. My husband has trouble retaining as he reads which is why he chooses not to. But he would NEVER project thst on me thankfully. He does grip from time to time about being on my phone too much (if im using an ereader) but nothing critical.bclayton13 wrote: ↑24 Jun 2018, 19:59Yeah, that was a major point of contention. My mom didn't think it would matter, until it did. I realized he was really insecure about his intelligence so we was a huge jerk about it. Could barely read himself, so he felt like no one should be doing it.anwidmer wrote: ↑24 Jun 2018, 09:12Thats awful! Reading is fundamentally inportant besides being a cherished pastime. I could never date someone whom hates reading in that way either. My husband does not read unless he has to and does not care for it. He does however understand that i love it and would never get in between me and my books! Lolbclayton13 wrote: ↑24 Jun 2018, 00:00 Ouch. Yeah, I don't think I could. I mean, if he doesn't read often, that's different. But if he's totally anti-reading, then no. I just can't. My stepdad acted like reading was a complete waste of time and threatened to burn my books. I couldn't see myself being with someone who would mock one of my passions like that. I know my mom wasn't happy, she's a voracious reader and I couldn't understand why she married him. It didn't work out.
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Yeah, he was the definition of ignorant. And he was willfully so, he was so closed-minded. Anyone who projects their insecurities like that really shouldn't be in a relationship. My mom and I are very glad he's not in our lives anymore. The guy she's with loves that we read. He's not a big reader himself, but he's loaned me some cool books and he's always telling my mom how cool he thinks it is that she reads so fast.anwidmer wrote: ↑25 Jun 2018, 05:06Yea thats ignorant. My husband has trouble retaining as he reads which is why he chooses not to. But he would NEVER project thst on me thankfully. He does grip from time to time about being on my phone too much (if im using an ereader) but nothing critical.bclayton13 wrote: ↑24 Jun 2018, 19:59Yeah, that was a major point of contention. My mom didn't think it would matter, until it did. I realized he was really insecure about his intelligence so we was a huge jerk about it. Could barely read himself, so he felt like no one should be doing it.anwidmer wrote: ↑24 Jun 2018, 09:12
Thats awful! Reading is fundamentally inportant besides being a cherished pastime. I could never date someone whom hates reading in that way either. My husband does not read unless he has to and does not care for it. He does however understand that i love it and would never get in between me and my books! Lol
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