Mine's been more work-related, but I do recall grad school exhaustion too well even after 20 years *NM*
Larry Send a noteboard - 05/03/2017 10:26:17 PM
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I'm currently three quarters of my way through a masters degree, and I stopped reading for a couple of months due to sheer exhaustion, and because I was always busy. When I had free time, I wanted to do something that was easy.
I'm currently three quarters of my way through a masters degree, and I stopped reading for a couple of months due to sheer exhaustion, and because I was always busy. When I had free time, I wanted to do something that was easy.
Nothing really snapped me out of it, I just forced myself to start reading again because I needed some escape. I began with easier books that didn't require too much effort to read.
I've also had it before when I had a "book hangover" and was still too overwhelmed by my last book. Sometimes I would just reread the last book again which seemed to help. Othertimes I'd just wait it out.
Illusions fall like the husk of a fruit, one after another, and the fruit is experience. - Narrator, Sylvie
Je suis méchant.
Je suis méchant.
Reading slumps are really weird things to me
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*NM*
Just quit worrying about it and do other things for a while
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Not worrying about it as much as just realizing that I've never really gone through such a spell
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Been there
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Mine's been more work-related, but I do recall grad school exhaustion too well even after 20 years *NM*
- 05/03/2017 10:26:17 PM
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What are you doing at work? My ability to read waxes and wanes with what I'm doing.
- 08/03/2017 08:39:56 PM
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