/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.5959367]

Do you ever find yourself taking longer to read a book than usual, just because you love it, and can't handle the fact that it will ultimately end?

[Anonymous No.5959375]

>>5959367

>not realising that a good book should be even better when reread, thus giving it an infinite length
>inb4 you mention plot

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[Anonymous No.5959376]

Sometimes, but is always possible a rereading

[fagve No.5959377]

Yes. I also do the same when I'm shitting.

[Anonymous No.5959470]

>>5959375

>any reread
>better than the first time

>being a plot hating hipster

I know you think that being edgy is the way of the patrician, but you're way off mark here,

[Anonymous No.5959522]

>>5959470
most rereads are better than the first time, except for those books that give you chills all up and down
and those can't be made to last any longer by slowing down your pace.

[Anonymous No.5959796]

>So much reading material, so little time
>wasting it rereading

So, I guess that /lit/ is really full of NEETs.

[Anonymous No.5959853]

>>5959470
Retreads can be better than the first time in that they would give you a deeper understanding of the themes of the work and catch beautiful subtleties and even beautiful passages or quotes you didn't catch the first. This is most true with more high quality texts.

[Anonymous No.5959857]

>>5959367
#stopsexual deviation #stop/b #stoppatriarchy #stopinappropriatedsexualcontent #stop4chan

4chan users your site must be PURGED by deleting /b or establishing stricter rules and norms. We noticed an exceeding level of injustice, racism, prejudices and abusive behavior. Be ready

[Anonymous No.5959910]

>>5959857

Shut the fuck up you fucking nigger.
Be ready to take a horse dick up your anus you fucking fuck.