Read Any Good Books Lately? Part II

Another thing about me being fascinated by those kind of things, while some other escorts may complain about clients telling them their emotional baggage, for me its one of the best parts of the job. Its not that i'm a gossip girl who feasts on others their misery but I'm fascinated by other people's problems and real life stories and i'll do what i can to ease the pain and to help.
 
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Zen and the Art of Motorcycle maintenance by Robert Pirsig.
Man's search for Meaning by Viktor Frankl.

I like books that get me thinking (especially about life), and those two are the last non-technical works I've touched which aren't directly related to "work".
Gone are the days when I used books for procrastination instead of the internet...:unsure: So nowadays it takes me a very long time to get through a single book.
 
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jhingy567 said:
Gone are the days when I used books for procrastination instead of the internet...:unsure:
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Very very true.

I've recently picked a book up to read in my spare time instead of watching netflix or playing pc games, but my phone games and TAG still come on the first place for procrastinating.
The book i'm reading is just some teen girl story (rereading something i liked in my youth) so not gonna recommend it here.
 
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In my free time, I'm rereading KBL by Dalton Fury (non-fiction).
When I'm in the mood for something other than my usual techno-thrillers, Murakami's Wind-up Bird Chronicles (fiction).
 
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