Why do you read books?

what does it mean reading to you?

  • For Pleasure

    Votes: 28 50.9%
  • To escape the world

    Votes: 12 21.8%
  • To "cure the mind"

    Votes: 1 1.8%
  • Other...

    Votes: 14 25.5%

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    55

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DaBlink182

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I mostly read for the pleasure, never really understood why people see reading as a chore either. I'm concidered weird very often for enjoying the books I'm currently reading. I use audiobooks to escape the world. Whenever I turn on an audiobook that's well read, with a nice, soothing voice, my problems just seem to melt away instantly. It's comparable to putting on really good music, but it works so well for me!
 
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I started reading as a way to pass time, when I was a child we didn't have internet connected devices. Later I started enjoying books and I read for pleasure. These days I read to build knowledge,
 

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I read books to learn, escape, and reflect. They help me explore new perspectives, unwind after a long day, and grow emotionally and intellectually. Whether it’s fiction or nonfiction, reading keeps my mind curious and inspired.
 
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