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"people have other problems" You certainly seem to have some. I have a large digital library but that does not mean that they approach the value of an actual
by willnonya 4y ago
"people have other problems"
You certainly seem to have some.
I have a large digital library but that does not mean that they approach the value of an actual bound book. Especially one with fond memories attached.
I am not a boomer but i found your remark teeming with ignorance and misplaced emotion.
You'll see this same attachment in people who keep drawers full of old phones or just keepsakes from old trips and adventures that an outsider would only see as garbage.
Really, it just seems ironic to come on here being bitter and hateful while complaining about boomers...
- ThrowawayR2 4y agoDon't feed the trolls; just flag it or email the moderators and let them take care of it.
- throw6383878 4y ago>owns 12,000 books, mostly fiction, kept in 19th-century wooden cases with glass doors in her New York apartment Maybe I should write it from "privilege" point of view. Many people do not have their own rooms, sleep in their cars, or stay with abusive partners just for housing. They do not haul around any books, but that does not mean, they are any less educated. I really do not see why people expect congratulations or sympathy, for their book hoarding. Rich people problems!