I’ve always considered the statement “I do not like to read” as somewhat dubious. In my opinion, there’s always something interesting to read; perhaps that person simply hasn’t found THE book. However, my friend corrected me, emphasizing that it’s not necessarily the case. Some people genuinely do not enjoy reading books in any form or format.
What’s your take on such cases? Do you believe it’s a matter of finding the right book, or is it indeed a case of liking or disliking reading altogether?

  • _Red_Knight_@alien.topB
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    1 year ago

    Preferring a specific type of book (eg. fiction novels) over others is a purely matter of taste, but people who don’t like to read anything and reject the written word

    You’re conflating two different things here. Books =/= “the written word”. It’s perfectly possible for someone not to enjoy books but to enjoy magazines and newspapers and other, more concise forms of writing.