#learning is fun

I love reading. I've always loved reading. I'm a big reading nerd. I've read book after book for many years. I've experienced getting in trouble for reading too much in actual libraries. I love reading. I loved it a lot more when I was little. I got lost in other activities, it can be hard to find time. but slightly important reason I stopped reading as much was non-fiction began to get... hard. It never told me quite what I was looking to learn and the lines blur together like crazy. Little kid non-fiction is covered in pictures and huge line breaks, but adult- the things I have to read to learn the important stuff nowadays- plain line after plain line. Even in fiction it's all just started to blur together, mostly when I read on screens, which I've never preferred for the exact reason that the lines get so confusing.

If you're a natalist of some type, ask yourself why. Ask yourself if there is a real moral and ethical reason to allow more kids to be born, which doesn't involve egotism. It's only rational to explore the reasons for why we hold views. Use both logic and gut feeling equitably. It's boring to just believe what a lot of people around you are saying, and not even consider anything else. Is fitting in really so important that you're willing to be bored / boring? It's no wonder so many people are suffering from loneliness; they're lacking curiosity about anything that requires more than the attention span of a fruit fly.