Do you prefer reading or writing?

[Hazel Mae Bagarinao]

Reading is easy for me than writing. Writing needs System 2 of thinking from the concept of Thinking Fast and Slow.

[Ma Leonarda Castañares]

I give importance to both however, I just realized lately that I have no way with words. I could not articulate my thoughts well through writing but I can visualize it very well in my head.

[Liza Chulukhadze]

If I write, I write as the world is only mine and it is the greatest feeling of all time. But a great book doesn't let you feel any less emotions, to be honest. Both of them are needed, one to fill your mind, and one to empty it.

[Danielle Moffatt]

I used to love writing but I feel its a skill that you can lose somewhat. I tend to get mind blanks and struggle to convey things as I gert older. Probably because we spend so much time at school and higher education writing, we keep that part of our brains sharp. Now I prefer to read.

[Naghma Qureshi]

Most authors are readers and most readers are authors. Do you prefer to read or to write? As for me, when I am angry or sad or feeling a very negative emotion, I write, when I am happy or feeling positive emotions or just normal, I prefer reading.

Wow! That is so beautiful to know your emotional relationship with reading and writing. For me, I just read whatever and whenever I get in my hands. But for writing, sadly I don't write as much as I love it. And I am working on writing more often now.

[Tamara Bengesai]

I have always loved reading. But am slowly enjoying reading.

[Jack King]

Most authors are readers and most readers are authors. Do you prefer to read or to write? As for me, when I am angry or sad or feeling a very negative emotion, I write, when I am happy or feeling positive emotions or just normal, I prefer reading.

I have a very good imagination and love reading but have no desire to write either short or long stories. Maybe when I’m older that will change.

[Mitzie Bajo]

I preferred reading. In reading your eyes and imagination works. While in writing eyes and imagination works plus your hands,arms

[Paul Link]

I agree! I like to let our my emotions and ideas through writing, but when I feel calm and happy I read

[Tomy Chandrafrost]

Reading. Because I enjoy other people's stories and creations. Writing requires more mental energy and thought.

[Lorna Kimondo]

Reading. I find that both reading and writing play important roles in my life. When I’m feeling down or need to process emotions, writing helps me work through those feelings and find clarity. On the other hand, when I’m feeling upbeat or just want to unwind, reading allows me to escape into different worlds and perspectives.

[George Okello 2]

I prefer reading definitely

[Koffie Solomon]

I'd prefer reading to writing, but my gut tells me that I would write in the near future.

[felixfuracao]

Reading, for sure. Mostly for entertainment or relaxation, but occasionally for learning. Writing is just a whole different beast; it takes so much more time and effort. I sometimes have ideas for stories in my head but struggle to actually put them into words. Because of this, I have a lot of respect for people who can write full books.