Why do you like reading?
- Emmanuel Michael
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Re: Why do you like reading?
- Nalia J
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- SLD
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Now that I'm retired, I love to read just to relax; haven't read a self-help book since I retired almost two years ago.
- holsam_87
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- rave_2
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- Camille Turner
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1) I learn so much and become more openminded.
2) I gain exposure to people and places I'd never be able to in person.
3) I have a conversation with people who aren't even alive anymore. It's amazing that I can hear the thoughts and ideas of authors from the past.
4) I can go on magnificent journies and experience multiple lifetimes despite technically only having one life.
- ayoomisope
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- Zilelabelle
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My second reason for reading is to learn more about the world. It is so easy to build a bubble around ourselves and only experience what we want to. I read to learn about people and places I know nothing about in the hopes that I won't be an annoying, closeminded person who is impossible to be around.
- mamalui
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Life is what happens to you while you are busy making other plans.
- Samy Lax
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- cozark38
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