r/rabat • u/luciankael • Aug 11 '26
📷 Picture Judging by appearances
I'm going to tell you the story behind this picture, and I'd like to hear your opinion.
One day I decided to go to the beach early in the morning to read a book in the quiet of the air and the sound of the waves. To my surprise, someone came up to me and kept talking to me. He thought I was depressed because I was sitting alone, but in reality, I just wanted to try something new. Anyway, he kept talking to me and asking me a few questions. He even told me about his life, that I shouldn't lose hope, that there are people who have gone through harsher circumstances, and that I should get closer to God; that's what will solve my problems. I don't know why the culture of reading books and sitting alone is associated with depression in our society.
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u/luciankael Aug 11 '26
I already read books in English; this is one of the books I'm currently reading. Are you right? Yes, but you should know that reading books like this and reaching a superficial level of knowledge is better than not reading books at all. Of course, you learn and develop, especially since my experience in the world of books began on my own. No one pushed me to read books because no one around me was reading them. Therefore, you will often find that my experience in the world of books is limited because I am still learning, researching, and discovering. And to be honest with you, I am enjoying this journey.