[ SECRET POST #6010 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6010 ⌋

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


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Comments

[fscom]

07. https://i.imgur.com/vYqocd0.jpg

[(Anonymous)]

I'm not as organized as you, but... yep. I hear about books and think oh, that sounds cool! Then I note down the title/author, acquire them *cough* and then they just sit there unread while I keep searching for recs OR reread an old fave. I can't fully explain it either, except that unconsciously, I don't have the energy to pay attention to something completely new AND I'm frequently disappointed on the occasions I do try it, so I'm not enthusiastic about reading new books. But I still like the IDEA of exploring new books.

[(Anonymous)]

This is me but with video games. I have games on my Steam libarary I've never played that I got a decade ago. But no, gotta replay a game I've already played multiple times already instead.

[(Anonymous)]

Same here. I bought some shit on sale and I'm not sure I'll ever even play it. With my luck the cloud will go down or all support for the games will end somehow. I've *just* pushed myself back into Tales of Vesperia (couldn't figure out the gameplay on the X-box knockoff controller at first, and it just made me want to murder something so I quit for 2 years). Meanwhile I've got tons of games I bought in the hopes of playing with a gamer group I later quit.

[cakemage]

Late to the party, but hard same on video games. The only reason I finally started playing ESO after mostly playing Oblivion and Skyrim for years and years was because my hard drive was destroyed and I just can't yet muster the mental energy required to reinstall both them and every mod I had as well every bit of additional software required for those mods to work. It's just too depressing right now, and ESO lets me at least be in the same settings, so it's an okay substitute, y'know? And hell, I finally started playing BotW on the Switch like 2 weeks ago, and yet here I am now replaying Pokemon Black 2 again.

[randomdrops]

Not quite the same thing, but I will spend hours reading rec lists and following Suggested book links to add more books to my To Read lists, and then when I go to the library or decide to treat myself to buying a book I just stare at them all and can never decide what to go with.

[(Anonymous)]

Ahaha, this is me with my Netflix queue.

[(Anonymous)]

This is me with craft projects and other hobbies, sigh.

[firecat]

Those of us who enjoy the hobby of maintaining lists need to step out of the shadows and proclaim that we love what we do. Maintaining lists is incredibly soothing! Nothing else gives you quite the same sense that you have created peace and order in this one little corner of the multiverse. There's no reason to hide where the real joy is and pretend that you're only doing it to facilitate actually reading/watching new things. We need a name for our hobby. Maybe Guardians Against Entropy.

[(Anonymous)]

I LOVE LISTS! They are basically my main hobby now. I make them cute and organized. They are my creatures!

I have an entire Moleskine dedicated to lists, most of them about media consumption.
When I scratch that line above that movie from my "to watch" list? DIVINE FEELING IN MY SOUL

Sometimes I watch stuff just for putting it on my list later...

[firecat]

Making your lists in a Moleskine is giving them that feeling of luxury and importance that they deserve!

[starfleetbrat]

This is 100% me. I have multiple to read lists on Goodreads.com. Everything is organised and sorted into lists (novellas, graphic novels, classics, non fiction etc) and I go through them all the time to cull anything I don't recognise or thats been on there too long (I firmly believe if I am meant to read it, it will cross my path again) and then I go through recommendation lists and check the book suggestion subreddits on Reddit and add recs from booktube etc.

I do a similar thing with netflix and some other streaming services too.

And then I go to pick a book to read or a movie to watch, and its like:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FnWXGG5GOxw

[(Anonymous)]

collecting books isn't the same as reading books and that's okay.

[(Anonymous)]

At this point, I think I just feel comforted by knowing they're there. Idk if I'll ever read them, but I should. I really should.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm pretty similar, except when I sit down to read, I do actually read something from my list. I've only re-read a handful of things in my life, and in general I don't see the point in re-reading books, but that's a whole different topic.

I do spend way more time organizing my lists and looking for new things to read than actually reading, though.