/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.14564941]

>read a book
>forget all about it in a month

[Anonymous No.14564947]

>>14564941
that's why you should take notes and read slowly

[Anonymous No.14564949]

>>14564941
Try reading a book on memory, anon.

[Anonymous No.14565003]

>>14564941
Read it twice

[Anonymous No.14565073]

>>14564947
based schizoid

[Anonymous No.14565682]

>purposely try to forget everything about the book so i can reread it and experience it again like a consoomer.

[Anonymous No.14565692]

>>14564941
If you read fiction, that's normal: just read for the enjoyment of reading while the activity is ongoing, like someone would enjoy bungee jumping or eating something nice.

If you read non-fiction, take notes and apply the technique of spaced repetition for remembering its content.

Hope this helps!

[Anonymous No.14566034]

>>14564941
You are probably depressed, it affects your memory

[Anonymous No.14566136]

>>14564941
Fuck you anime fuck.

[Anonymous No.14566165]

>>14565073
>based schizoid
you don't even know what schizoid means do you

[Anonymous No.14566166]

>>14564941
Based.
Everyday, myself changes. My worldview is dictated by what media I consume.

[Anonymous No.14566308]

>>14566166
based and consoomerpilled

[Anonymous No.14566342]

>>14566166
same. if you ask me what my favorite book is it is always the last one i read

[Anonymous No.14566383]

>>14564941
>pick up a hobby
>forget about it within a week
how do I stop this

[Anonymous No.14566686]

>>14564941
>not writing summaries just after finishing the book, one month later and three months later
get a load of this faggot

[Anonymous No.14566700]

>>14566686
>not reproducing the entire book from memory just after finishing it, one year later and three years later
enjoy your brainlet life

[Anonymous No.14566767]

>>14566700
>>14566686
>not writing screenplays of the novels you read to direct and play them on stage one year after reading and on film three years later
look at them! look at them and laugh!