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2841661 No.2841661 [Reply] [Original]

How do you keep from falling asleep while reading?
I love reading, and I wish I could do more, but every time I sit down and try to read I go right to sleep. Very seldom do I get in the zone enough to finish a book "in one setting"

>> No.2841665

don't read when you're sleepy
stop trying to finish books in one setting

>> No.2841667
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2841667

Try reading while your'e sleeping, within a dream. That way when you start a book while you're awake, your body will think you're already asleep.

>> No.2841682

Sit up?

>> No.2841691

don't read something boring

>> No.2841701

I don't keep from falling asleep while reading, much like I won't keep me from waking up and reading more tomorrow.

I usually read in bed. Sometimes I read up to 50 pages, sometimes I sleep in a few paragraphs. I don't really mind either way. Nature calls and you gotta rest.

>> No.2841705

>>2841661

Fiction will do that to you.
I always get the "so what" feeling and the "ya I know that"...

nothing to learn or extract from fiction

>> No.2841707

If you try to speed-read through a book, you're gonna fall asleep because that just tires you out. Take time to actually absorb each passage and really get into what you're reading.

>> No.2841770

>>2841705
i am reading the glass castle and i like it
have you read it? it is a memoir
btw im not op