Why can't I read?

Why can't I see it? Is it because I've washed my hair with cold water for four years? I'm in the fourth year of university this year. I want to read but I can't read. I try to read it out loud, but I can't control myself from thinking about other things. It's as if my brain is cold. I have no interest or passion at all. Why can't I read? Is it a physiological reason or something else? Who can tell me?

Answer 1

There are many reasons why you can't read a book. Here are some common ones:

1. lack of interest: if you are not interested in what you are reading, it may be difficult to persevere. Reading is an interesting activity, but if it has nothing to do with your current job or life, you may find it difficult to arouse your interest.

2. Inattentive: If it is difficult to concentrate, it may be difficult to read a book carefully. Try to create a focused environment, such as turning off your phone and TV, choosing a quiet library or study to focus on reading.

Feeling stressed and anxious: If you feel stressed and anxious, it may be difficult to concentrate and read. Try to find a comfortable reading environment such as a quiet room or a comfortable seat and try to relax yourself to make yourself feel comfortable and relaxed.

4. Reading difficulty is too high: If the reading difficulty is too high, it may be difficult to understand the contents of the book. Try to choose books that suit your reading level and make sure you read at a moderate speed.

5. lack of time: if you don't have enough time to read, it may be difficult to persevere. Try to come up with a reading plan and make sure you have enough time to complete it.

Reading is an interesting activity, but it also requires some patience and effort. Find out the reasons why you can't read and take appropriate measures to solve them so that you can persevere and get more reading experience.