[ SECRET POST #5913 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5913 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Clockwise from top left: Worm, The Flower That Bloomed Nowhere, Shootaround]



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[Octopath Traveler 2]



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[Arknights]



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[Saiko No Sutoka]



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[FFXIV]


















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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Does your friend not read a lot in general? Some people just don't like the act of reading. I'm not saying people shouldn't need to know how to read, but some don't like to do it as a hobby (or part of one) and that's fine actually. Judging people for liking subtitles comes off as the same kind of snobbery as judging people who listen to audiobooks instead of reading them. If it's something you're watching for fun and it involves a task you don't like doing, it's not going to be fun and that defeats the purpose.

[(Anonymous)]

For what it's worth I have trouble reading (well, not reading per se; visual processing issues means I have trouble watching things too, but my literacy is fine) but if I can watch a movie, for instance, I can watch it with or without subtitles, because I got used to it as a kid just like, uh, a lot of anime loving kids did.
In short, even some people with disabilities can read subtitles while others without disabilities can't. It depends more on how much you had to practice it really.