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Old 12-25-2021, 10:19 PM   #54
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With books? Not if the reason is that I find the book tedious. If the reason is that the book has a POV I don’t like, maybe that’s wrong of me. But I try to finish at least some books like that, so my mind isn’t a complete echo chamber. The last book I finished was in that I-profoundly-disagree category (and I’m therefore not sharing the title).

Now, I’m mostly a library borrower, so there isn’t a big financial issue. But when I do buy a book, being certain it’s one I would like, I still often find I was wrong, and abandon it.
I dunno, I guess it's just a completely different mindset from mine. As I said, I finish books, but even without that compulsion, I rarely think something is so boring that I don't want to finish. Mostly when I end up disliking a book, it's because of a clunky or stupid ending; the journey is fine until it ends up in nowheresville.
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