/lit/ - Literature

I could beat up any Nietzsche fanboy.

I recently got into reading. I started reading more and more, then the other day I challenged myself to read a 60k word novel in one day and I did. Now other forms of storytelling don't even come close to literature. The only substitute is visuals, in my head I can't visualize a giant battle or grand architecture like you can show in a movie. Seems like something special happens when you read, when remember parts of stories it feels like it was something that happened to me, the memory feels the same as if I had experienced it. I don't feel this when listening to audio books.

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>>9729098
>through childhood all the math teachers I had made me anxious to various degrees and even afraid of attempting to answer a question in class
>by the time I finished High School I was barely mediocre at math compared to everyone else
>tfw hate math now
On the other hand most of my language teachers were really nice so I never had any problem with the work nor the classes. I don't know if it's a math thing where you just become a disgruntled annoyed cunt the longer you do it or if it's being a male teacher, but man those guys made me feel like they were going to bite my head off if I didn't give them the exact answer they wanted, and relatively quickly too.

>>9197688
Literally can't continue reading this beyond the first 10 lines
This must be written by a really juvenile adult or a really smart 12-year old