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Is there a book that you'd like to read? I find that I am much more introspective and socially restrained when my mind is focused on a good book. I recommend something that holds your attention such as a mystery or a dystopian novel. :)
Oh I love books but I've only read stuff in the nonfiction genre. I wouldn't really know where to start if I'm being honest with you. The material I usually read seems a bit too intimidating for my tastes at the moment. Any recommendations? I would try.
I relate. What makes it so painful in your case?
I like mystery books by Lisa Jewell, Ruth Ware, and Tana Fench. They hold my attention well. Try _Then She Was Gone_ by Jewell or _In a Dark, Dark Wood_ by Ware.
uncertainty in relationships and loneliness, housing insecurity, food insecurity, no job, no network, debt. to name a few.
I'll keep an eye. I mostly pirate ebooks on websites like genesis. Mostly educational. Haven't given much thought into fiction when it comes to books, which might be weird for most as I have little to no experience with fiction despite being an avid reader for so many years. But I would be lying if I said I haven't read a novel. Not so much I can remember but spending six months in the psych ward can do many things for you I suppose. But admittedly, can't say I didn't enjoy reading them.
I use to be a gamer back in the days but not so much now. I personally don't like the modernist graphics maniacs taking over the industry with little story imperatives. Games like final fantasy xii and persona 3 were really worth time. But my interests got exhausted by age. I mostly listen to music and browse the internet for anything interesting to read in the sphere of philosophy. I also like reading and joining LGBT related topics.
