#reading preferences

Would you ever drop a manga series halfway through, or is that just me?

Do people who only read literary fiction secretly look down on everyone else?

Would you switch from manga to webtoons if the art quality got more consistent?

Paperback vs hardcover — do people actually prefer one for reading or collecting?

Would you switch from weekly manga chapters to binge-reading completed series?

Would you switch from weekly manga reading to bingeing full arcs at once?

How do you choose which edition of a classic novel is actually worth buying?

How do you balance collecting physical comics while keeping up with digital releases?

Would you switch from paperback to hardcover if every book had an annotated edition?

Is a "reading habit" just a pretentious excuse to judge what other people pick up?

Are Western comic readers just elitists who look down on manga because they can't handle the sheer volume of chapters?

Paperback vs hardcover — which one holds up better over time?

Is the whole 'book snob' debate just cover for people who refuse to admit they love airport thrillers?