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User avatar #1857 - payseht ONLINE (03/09/2014) [-]
Confession time
All your book related sins go here

I used to read a lot of pretentious books just to be able to brag about it and seem intellectual.
I've read thousands of comics and payed for exactly 0 of them.
I have a large library and read maybe ten books out of it, but I build it up in order to, again, brag and seem intellectual. (in case you noticed this may contradict my first confession, most of what I read, I read on a tablet or phone)
User avatar #1991 to #1857 - bigpotato (03/14/2014) [-]
i start to hate a book when everyone's into it.
User avatar #1970 to #1857 - finblob ONLINE (03/13/2014) [-]
I've never read a comic
User avatar #1972 to #1970 - payseht ONLINE (03/13/2014) [-]
lack of interest or lack of resource?
User avatar #1973 to #1972 - finblob ONLINE (03/13/2014) [-]
I just hate superheroes movies and stuff.
User avatar #1974 to #1973 - payseht ONLINE (03/13/2014) [-]
there are other types of comics. Cape comics are just the more popular.
If you want to try out comics as a medium but don't like superheroes, Sin City is a good one... I think... how do you define superheroes? Like, is Batman a superhero? His stories are less about the fantastic elements and focus more on the psychological, for example.
I'd like to help out, but I mostly read comics because I enjoy the medium and, more than anything, superheroes.
User avatar #1969 to #1857 - finblob ONLINE (03/13/2014) [-]
I read the Twilight series 3 times.
User avatar #1926 to #1857 - KayRed (03/12/2014) [-]
I'm a slow ass reader. Which isn't really a sing. I'm a busy man and you can't immerse yourself with speed reading.
User avatar #1907 to #1857 - millennial (03/11/2014) [-]
I hate Harry Potter.
I didn't mind the Twilight series.
I'm ready for book satan now.
User avatar #1873 to #1857 - fargthree (03/09/2014) [-]
I spend significantly more time playing videogames and dicking around on the internet than I do reading despite having a huge Kindle library at my fingertips
I can't stand reading comics or manga
I've hated most "classics" that I've read
User avatar #1869 to #1857 - elitefourcaitlin (03/09/2014) [-]
I used to read a shit ton of werewolf books
User avatar #1865 to #1857 - thekame (03/09/2014) [-]
Schopenhauer is right about women.
#1861 to #1857 - anonymous (03/09/2014) [-]
1. I've always preferred Marvel slightly over DC.
2. I honestly think the New 52 is over hated.
User avatar #1862 to #1861 - payseht ONLINE (03/09/2014) [-]
from what I've read of the Nu52, only Batman seems to be good. I simply hate the Superman comics and he's my favorite...
Marvel or DC is a matter of choice, really... I've never liked anything Marvel with the exception of Deadpool.
User avatar #1859 to #1857 - ljxjlos ONLINE (03/09/2014) [-]
1. I treat my books shitty. Or more like, I can´t manage to keep them in good condition. I´ve got around 10 Versions of the LotR because I reread it monthly and the old versions fall apart.
2. I have a huge hate for several "realistic" classics, because I feel like writing about real/realistic occurances is the lowest form of literature and I hate how crititcs and pretentious douchebags give it so much more credit then masterpieces like the whole Tolkienverse get.
User avatar #1866 to #1859 - thekame (03/09/2014) [-]
User avatar #1863 to #1859 - payseht ONLINE (03/09/2014) [-]
realism never sat good with me when it comes to books or movies... you have a medium that can make anything possible and you limit yourself "realism". I do see the appeal, I just don't share the enthusiasm.
User avatar #1864 to #1863 - ljxjlos ONLINE (03/09/2014) [-]
Exactly my problem - sadly that´s a standpoint that´s usually looked down upon by everyone.
User avatar #1858 to #1857 - simgi (03/09/2014) [-]
I hated reading books that eeeveryone else read, like Paulo Coelho.. I hated that guy
when I was a teenager, I liked Nicolas Sparks..... women -.-'
I liked reading books from certain authors, but then I would always get bored soon cause they all the books were the same and got predictable real soon
My biggest sin, though, is because of college, I can't really read books anymore.... :/
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