/lit/ - Literature

>>21833457
Why do you need to know? It's always autistic to read where other people can see you. It screams, "PLEASE NOTICE MEEEEEEEEE!"

>>21833457
It's not, it's very comfy.
>>21833464
It depends. Reading on the bus may look tryhard but it's better than wasting that time in other ways. Reading in the middle of a crowd is retarded, but there is nothing wrong in reading isolated in a park.

>>21833464
Nah. Nothing wrong with wanting to enjoy nature (that isn’t just your backyard) while reading.

>>21833457
Nothing at all wrong with it in most context.

>>21833464
is it normal to think like this? it never occurred to me...

>>21833484
No it's not normal, OP is just autistic.

>>21833457
If it's a person in their 20s or early 30s I assume theire attention seeking faggots. If it's an older person i think it's cute

>>21833464
nobody cares about other people that much anon

>>21833457
It's not. I just don't want to engage with whenever some really outgoing person wants to know more about the book I'm reading. This has lead to me not reading in public at all.

>>21833492
i couldn’t imagine spending my entire life like >>21833494 obsessing over what other people think i want them to think, or whatever. nothing beyond the social.

>>21833536
It's just an example of fatherless behaviour.

>>21833457
Sitting on a bench and reading is not very convenient - the priest gradually starts to hurt if it is more than one hour. I prefer to take a rug with me and spread it on the grass. As well as an inflatable pillow, water, juice and sandwiches, apples. Put it all in a backpack and go to the park on a bicycle. In good weather, you can lie and read in nature all day and then go home for dinner. Paradise.

>>21833562
so comfy....

>>21833518
This has never happened to me ever, the best I got was a girl next to me in the bus visibly giggling when she saw me reading the great gatsby

>>21833473
>Enjoy nature
>Read
>Pic rel literally you.

>>21833457
Niether.

>>21833464
That isn't autism. To call this autism is autism.

Exhibit A >>21833855

>>21833855
>he doesn't pack a book when he goes hiking
you probably go hiking to find bugs to eat

>>21834304
hi king

???

>>21833457
I live in an apartment that's maybe a 3 minute walk from the park, why would i sit in my room reading for an hour when i could just take a 3-minute walk and read in a beautiful natural setting?

>>21833457
about 1.5/10 on the schizo-autistic scale

>>21833457
Not at all, i used to go read in the park by my apartment, then i noticed after about two weeks there were always other people there. Never older, always other students like me, never college materials but always reading for pleasure. Sometimes I would offer them a hit off my blunt if they were on the path to my usual comfortable tree i dat under, nothing beats reading while slightly high. And nothing beats reading under the sunlight with birds tweeting in the park.

>>21833468
>>21833473
Ironically I do read at (right outside) a park almost every night, but that's when almost everyone is asleep.

There’s a riverside park near me, and I like to ride my bike there to read when it’s a nice day. I usually bring a snack and a bottle of wine. It’s so peaceful and relaxing. I try to go on weekdays during the day so there aren’t any people.

>>21833464
I am undiagnosed autism and I get thoughts like this as well as things like 'people will think I'm reading very slowly', 'people will think I'm skim reading', 'what a pseud', 'lol what an ugly fucking moron thinking that people want to see him reading in public' and then 'nobody gives a fuck about me' but I still get anxious
Idk if reading in public is autistic