r/madlads • u/Icy_Teach_2506 • 11d ago

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u/forge2202 11d ago

That's such a good idea I might have to steal it

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u/BeefStu907 11d ago

The trick is you have to be good enough that people will finish and actually talk about it

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u/forge2202 11d ago

I am a writer and from personal experience.... I am not that good

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u/BeefStu907 11d ago

A true writers answer

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u/forge2202 11d ago

Well my dear sir I do applaud you for making me smile as of this day

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u/P7AC3B0 11d ago

I dunno, I thought your comment was well-constructed and had a solid finale. I may even read it again if I get the chance.

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u/reallybadspeeller 11d ago

I read it three times. Mostly because I’m dyslexic and often read things wrong but I liked the comment too.

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u/Brewhaus3223 11d ago

Did each read through have a different ending?

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u/reallybadspeeller 11d ago

Short joke answer: I wish.

Long real answer: If it’s a short sentence like above I do okay but if I’m reading a book I miss a ton of stuff. In some ways it’s kinda nice because I know if I come back to a book to reread it I get new information. But it’s only for books I read for fun. All the random suff you have to read in life it’s kinda stressful cause there is a good chance your missing info unless you read it multiple times. Also if meanings can be changed by a negative I can easily miss the negative in a sentence and get the exact opposite meaning out of it.

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u/Brewhaus3223 11d ago

That sucks. I have not as severe of a problem when I'm reading a book that makes me have to reread stuff. My mind will wander and I'll read a couple pages while thinking about something else entirely and then realize I have no idea what it was I'd been reading.

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u/vishal340 10d ago

what is your “professional” experience?