i don’t like reading books. such as 1984,and some other books. i really don’t. but i enjoy reading in general,i read reddit posts and tech forums for hours. i read ai chat for hours,as i engage with it and set the tone.

i want serious replies. not insults. thanks

  • AbouBenAdhem@lemmy.world
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    5 hours ago
    • Are you aphantasic (unable to form mental images of things based on descriptions)?

    • Have you tried audiobooks?

    • Have you tried reading books of movies you’ve already seen (so you don’t have to keep track of characters and plot, and can focus on the elements unique to prose)?

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      7 hours ago

      no,i can form images in my mind easily.

      i didn’t try audiobooks.

      yes i tried reading books of movies,i finished the book back then after a lot of reading and didn’t like the book.

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        4 hours ago

        I strongly recommend getting into audiobooks. They are a good gateway into books. If audiobooks are a bit too much still try long term podcasts, they could be good gateways into audiobooks in turn.

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        6 hours ago

        Ehhh it’s not bullshit but it’s more of a fun fact than a disability. I think we all have the same brain muscles to imagine things visually or have an inner voice narrating everything, etc. but some people just don’t know how to flex it. Similar to how some people can wiggle their ears and eyebrows and others can’t.