Entry #1
By Carmie
@Carmie (64)
June 14, 2016 5:59am CST
Fellow mylotters, I think I have a problem. I am writing this as a way for me to write my thoughts into a more physical form because I think I’m having a headache just thinking about it. Argh! My head really hurts at this moment, but I hope writing this out will help it a little bit.
So, let’s go on to my problem. My problem is that I think I am reading too much novels and it is affecting my productivity. If I’m not reading a story of anything I find interest in, and I’m socializing with my friends and family, I get the urge to get anything to read because it feels like I’m wasting my time just talking to people when I can use that time to read novels.
Now that I’m thinking about my issue, I recall saying that this is bookworm disease. Hahaha! I imagined a worm in my head that really craves to be supplied by different kinds of novels. Lol. But I guess that’s not really what bookworm means.
Anyway, is there a way to solve my issue? I mean, when spending time with my family and friends, I really think that I should just be reading novels. And by the way, after posting this, I’m off to read a novel I haven’t finished yet. Bye!
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@just4him (317038)
• Green Bay, Wisconsin
19 Jun 16
Personally I think you have it backwards. Reading is good, but sacrificing your family for a novel is not a good thing. You only have your family for a short time. Spend quality time with them. There will come a time when you won't be able to have that quality time.
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@Amel94 (1741)
• Serbia
14 Jun 16
You really sound like a bookworm, you should ease that a little, you must spend some time with friends and family without thinking about novels. But keep reading it every day. :)
