Reading More Due To Co-Vid 19
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Reading More Due To Co-Vid 19
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In general though, I do think many people will use their increased free time to read, provided they were readers in the first place. Of course, it depends on people's individual priorities and situations. Steam, the online gaming platform, has had a record number of users online in the past week, of which I am one.
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You stay healthy as well. I am sure there will be people that are trying to find work, but I am sure that there are some that will rediscover the magic that reading can bring to their lives.Thea Frederick wrote: ↑21 Mar 2020, 16:53 I think that more people will have time to read, and I plan to try to read more during this time. But I’m sure lots of people will still be busy trying to find work, etc.
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Video games seem to have taken over most of the younger generations, but I am thankful that some children are still very fond of the written word and find that a book brings more joy than a joystick.NatRose wrote: ↑22 Mar 2020, 14:36 In my case, I'm not necessarily reading more but I do have greater freedom to read what I want to. If not for the virus, I'd still be at college and reading assigned textbooks. Since I am home instead, I'm reading books that have been on my to-read list for a long while and also just finding new books that I'm interested in.
In general though, I do think many people will use their increased free time to read, provided they were readers in the first place. Of course, it depends on people's individual priorities and situations. Steam, the online gaming platform, has had a record number of users online in the past week, of which I am one.
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This is made even worse because reading is one of the main ways I deal with stress.
There are literally times I wonder if I will ever read again. (I'm already convinced my reading will never again be at the level it was before, and it's breaking my heart.)
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Grief is just love with no place to go.
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I am sure you will go back to it once it is beyond us.Gravy wrote: ↑24 Mar 2020, 22:02 Sadly, the stress of it (it's causing a very large amount of worry due to life/family circumstances) is making my (already horrible) stress-induced reading slump to double down.
This is made even worse because reading is one of the main ways I deal with stress.
There are literally times I wonder if I will ever read again. (I'm already convinced my reading will never again be at the level it was before, and it's breaking my heart.)
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