Reader’s Block
[Answer]
12 08,2020
uhm yes i experiences this with over 3000? (this is just an estimate there could be duplicates).
i was pretty anxious and panicky about losing the tabs, losing mangago, or running out of stuff to read (ikr wtf)
i just told myself, if i really need to, i'll just read all the manga on earth from a to z and i'll find whatever i want. honestly haven'...... reply
Tired of being strong (emotionally)
[Answer]
12 08,2020
Reader’s Block
[Answer]
12 08,2020
Reader’s Block
[Question]
12 08,2020
Ok... I need some advice. My Want to Read list is growing
faster than the speed at which I am reading them.
Normally, I should be happy that there’s so much for me to
read, but I’m actually feeling anxious and worried that I’m
never going to get around to finishing them all.
When I read, I generally invest my feelings into each
character, so it takes me a while to “move on” to another
work quickly.
I’ve seen some tips on how to quickly read and finish one’s
list(s) such as eliminating distractions and opening up a new tab for each one.
HOWEVER, like I mentioned earlier, I can’t seem to move
on to another work so fast; I feel like that wouldn’t give
justice to the one I just finished. I usually wallow in My
Feels for at least a few hours or until I think I can start a
new one with a fresh mind.
In fact, I’m even experiencing Reader’s Block simply at the
thought of how much I have left to read. Ironically though,
it actually makes me want to power through them all, but
then again, I do not want to do that either.
Any advice on how to fix (or at least manage) my dilemma?
Side note: If you didn’t notice, I’m rather new to asking
questions here, so my apologies if the spacing is completely wack (^^;;)
faster than the speed at which I am reading them.
Normally, I should be happy that there’s so much for me to
read, but I’m actually feeling anxious and worried that I’m
never going to get around to finishing them all.
When I read, I generally invest my feelings into each
character, so it takes me a while to “move on” to another
work quickly.
I’ve seen some tips on how to quickly read and finish one’s
list(s) such as eliminating distractions and opening up a new tab for each one.
HOWEVER, like I mentioned earlier, I can’t seem to move
on to another work so fast; I feel like that wouldn’t give
justice to the one I just finished. I usually wallow in My
Feels for at least a few hours or until I think I can start a
new one with a fresh mind.
In fact, I’m even experiencing Reader’s Block simply at the
thought of how much I have left to read. Ironically though,
it actually makes me want to power through them all, but
then again, I do not want to do that either.
Any advice on how to fix (or at least manage) my dilemma?
Side note: If you didn’t notice, I’m rather new to asking
questions here, so my apologies if the spacing is completely wack (^^;;)
I know how you feel, my sister is going through the same thing. I'm actually jealous of her because she doesn't know what she wants but she is smart. She knows how to study well and manages to remember stuff for tests. I know what I want to be but I'm struggling to finish high school. I want to be an animator and work at a cartoon network then aft...... reply
A psych student..
[Experience]
02 08,2020
Tired of being strong (emotionally)
[Answer]
30 07,2020
First off:
I agree with the others, I’m a third year college student, and I only took the general required classes except maybe one or two classes for the first two years. It gives you more space to maneuver if you really want to ever change your major.
Second:
By “course,” do you refer to classes, or to the major itself, or in your life? A...... reply
