Reading And Writing Experience Analysis

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Reading and writing experiences have a sour taste to me. It is not something I particularly enjoy and has always been a weak point in my academics. To some people reading and writing comes naturally much like history and science come for me. In this essay I will explore reasons why I don't like writing and reading.

Why do I dislike reading and writing it’s fairly simple. I think it is boring and not interesting. Reading and writing has never interested me and i have never grasped the writing concept. Furthermore reading and writing makes me feel dumb because i am not good at it and people always correct me. Either my misspelled words or my grammatical errors in my military orders or documents got me yelled at or laughed at. But with

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