Do you like reading long text?

[Heatman]

There some people who don't have any problems with reading a very long text. In fact, they enjoy reading. I would say those who like reading books with big volume enjoy reading long text. 

 

On the other hand, there are those who can't stand long text. Even long text messages bugs them to read. They may only be interested in skimming through such long text if it's something important to them. 

 

Which one are you in the two? 

[Kyng]

Only if it's about something that interests me 😛 . 

[Shortie]

It really depends if I am honest as to whether the text in question is of interest to me or even if the text in question needed so many words before we got to a conclusion or a question. 

I don't mind reading long text but sometimes, I do feel that some people add on too much which can lead to a loss of interest when reading. 

[Heatman]

On 7/6/2023 at 11:49 PM, Shortie said:

I don't mind reading long text but sometimes, I do feel that some people add on too much which can lead to a loss of interest when reading. 

There's even another one which is when I'm chatting with someone. There are some then tend to type their chat long and it's going to look like a text. I don't find it easy reading them. 

I like it when one sends chat bit by bit. It's going to make it easy for me to reply each point in the chat unlike when it's all packed up in one long chat. 

[Shortie]

On 7/10/2023 at 5:01 PM, Heatman said:

There's even another one which is when I'm chatting with someone. There are some then tend to type their chat long and it's going to look like a text. I don't find it easy reading them. 

I like it when one sends chat bit by bit. It's going to make it easy for me to reply each point in the chat unlike when it's all packed up in one long chat. 

I agree. I feel with too much you can lose your train of thought or even forget what you read, with it being in little bits, it tends to be better too as you say answer and also keep up with it so you do not miss anything. 

[ZandraJoi]

I guess it depends on what the topic is about. If we are just chatting about the weather, I don't need to read a lengthy weather report lol But if it's a deeper conversation & a friend is needing to talk, to vent, then I'm fine with it being long. It just may take me longer to read & hence reply.

[Kyng]

On 7/10/2023 at 5:01 PM, Heatman said:

There's even another one which is when I'm chatting with someone. There are some then tend to type their chat long and it's going to look like a text. I don't find it easy reading them. 

I like it when one sends chat bit by bit. It's going to make it easy for me to reply each point in the chat unlike when it's all packed up in one long chat. 

Well, provided the 'bits' aren't one or two words at a time... I had a friend who was like that, and it got super annoying!

[Shortie]

On 7/17/2023 at 8:31 PM, Kyng said:

Well, provided the 'bits' aren't one or two words at a time... I had a friend who was like that, and it got super annoying!

I have had friends that have done this in the past and I will admit, it is very annoying. It seems like it's a habit they get into and can't seem to get out of. 

[Joshua Farrell]

Depends on how it is formatted, and if it is a book or on the computer. I have some bias against reading a big block of text in books that the font size should be bigger, yet the publishing company printed it smaller, to fit more words per page.

[Cory]

I dislike reading long texts unless it's a book I'm highly interested in. I'm just impatient to read through long texts when I think they could be described with fewer run-ons, and I get too easily distracted when I try to read long texts.