Reading a book while listening to it's audiobook.

[Anonymous No.16564760]

I'm not sure why, but I find myself focusing way more on a book when I'm listening to the audiobook version while reading the physical copy.
Is there anyone else like this or have I reached a new level of autism?

[Anonymous No.16564780]

sounds more like a kind of savvy laziness rather than autism.

[Anonymous No.16564803]

>>16564760
>read book
>also have person read book for me
>am I autistic
no youre just incredibly retarded and need the book read aloud for you as if you're a primary school kid or something

[Anonymous No.16564810]

>>16564760
you're probably just an aural learner

[Anonymous No.16564816]

>>16564780
If I were lazy, would I bother reading books to begin with? I have read several books on their own, but find myself more engaged while listening when reading a book.

[Anonymous No.16564859]

there's at least a few anons here who have done the same and said decent things about the experience; its lazier than reading without but I do it sometimes for various reasons, such as maximum retention or tired eye syndrome