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I have to confess here now I am a skim reader. I barely read most posts in threads and the ones I do I "skim over". As it may sounds I prefer to write and read my own thoughts and words, I understand them with more clarity and I usually find myself in a more momentus position to explore them.
Does anyone else agree? If so can you let me know because I am getting bored writing this....
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A reader. For sure. I'll read anything I get my hands on. I'll read for hours. I get bored real quick with writing.
Edit: See... I got bored already!
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Originally Posted by happiestmferoutthere
Your a funny mother fucker:thumbsup:
I just heard that in a movie and thought it was fucking funny. LOL
My inner-child is a mean mother fucker! ( I just heard that one , too, and it cracked me up!)Quote:
Originally Posted by geonagual
Thats a tough one. Im a big reader ALL THE TIME. However sometimes i get on these writitng kicks and I'll fill pages and pages of notebooks or folder on the computer full of random stuff that pops into my mind.
I like both too. I don't have the time to do either one as much as I'd like though.
i whore-post, every thread i see, just to get dem dam post der eh. :jointsmile:... i don't know... haha
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I like to read other people's posts and writing responses to them.
Both, but I don't have the time I'd like to spend here.
Even if I have the time the compulsion to write is often too great for me to resist, I just enjoy it more than reading. I feel that reading other people's viewpoints, particularly in depth, is sort of polluting my own thoughts, confusing my own sense of introspective clarity. I'm not saying I don't like other peoples comments, I do read them, but i prefer my own. Do you know what I am saying?
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Originally Posted by geonagual
Writing is an art. Reading is learning. I've been more appraised by my writing, I seem to be more of an artistic person than a learner.
I read for opinions most of the time. Opinion is just as important as fact.
The only way to grow, to strengthen your mental muscle, is to push yourself outside of your comfort zone. Excel at what you do best and push yourself to do what's least comfortable; which means, do both! Your brain will have shiny rippling muscles for it.
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