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Exactly. I have read through until 65% of the book and I am like this is too much for me. It is just bizarre. And something just occurred to me then, I am 19 yet and I guess I have to wait a bit more and reach a level of more mature mentality since dialogues, analysis just don't mean much to me at all, I just can't relate them and discover a correlation. Especially Kafka. I am sort of like 'Boy what are you getting at?' like 'What the hell is going on??' You see what I am saying? I usually love classics and literature, really. I loved East of Eden and whatnot. But this is like a whole new world. A whole new dimension. I am just not sure whether I should drop it now and give it a go in ten years time or clench my teeth and read it till the end.
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Sep 05, 2020 05:03AM
Exactly. I have read through until 65% of the book and I am like this is too much for me. It is just bizarre. And something just occurred to me then, I am 19 yet and I guess I have to wait a bit more and reach a level of more mature mentality since dialogues, analysis just don't mean much to me at all, I just can't relate them and discover a correlation. Especially Kafka. I am sort of like 'Boy what are you getting at?' like 'What the hell is going on??' You see what I am saying? I usually love classics and literature, really. I loved East of Eden and whatnot. But this is like a whole new world. A whole new dimension. I am just not sure whether I should drop it now and give it a go in ten years time or clench my teeth and read it till the end.
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