It's cool how whenever you get to an exciting or fast paced part in a book your reading speed automatically quickens to match it and when you get to a slow part with a lot of discription you read slower to sort of soak everything in, amirite?

+309 It's cool how whenever you get to an exciting or fast paced part in a book your reading speed automatically quickens to match it and when you get to a slow part with a lot of discription you read slower to sort of soak everything in, amirite?

by Anonymous 11 years ago

aw man! I read the opposite way... dangit!

by Anonymous 11 years ago

My heart starts beating fast when I get to an epic scene in a game

by Anonymous 11 years ago

When I get to a part with a lot of what I deem to be an unimportant description (such as a long description of a setting), I'll just skim it.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

I do too, but it depends on what its describing. If w'ere describing a table i skip. If it's like how someone looks or someone dying or something then i'll read on.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

Yeah, as I said, just unimportant stuff. If they're describing a new character that'll be important later on, it's definitely important to actually read and understand it. If the author's going to have some 2-page description of some castle that the characters will stay in for another 10 pages, I get bored and skip to the part that actually has meaning.

by Anonymous 11 years ago

Then sometimes the scene is way too intense and I'm reading too fast to comprehend any of it so I have to go back and slow down.

by Anonymous 11 years ago