I don't read.What book would change that?
>>25595332Literally any
>>25595332I had a nasty breakup and just decided to pick up reading for whatever reason. Likely due to the positive side of right-wing propaganda. I was trying (and eventually succeeded) to give religion a chance. Of the various religions I knew the least about Buddhism, so I stated there (pic related). Not only was the praxis of reading positive by itself, but what I learned from the venerable Buddha had an everlasting positive affect on me. I've been an avid reader ever since.You have *some* kind of inclination to read, otherwise you wouldn't have made this post. My advice is to just clear your mind and let your subconscious guide you. Let whatever pops in your mind guide the topic you will read about next. That's the best way to read — through instinct.
>>25595365Buddha shoulda lost the weight if he wanted me to read his philosophy. Fat people are weak.
>>25595332Start off with a moving, quick read storyhttps://stenzel.ucdavis.edu/180/anthology/matchgirl.html
This book is about a young man who doesn't see the point of doing anything. This might be exactly what you're looking for.
>>25595390nah dude he was one of those strong fat people, like sumo wrestlers
