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indeed, reading is invaluable because in ANY major you choose, you'll have to read. thats why i see it as an important major because life is based around reading.

its just that ill have to read things i wont WANT to read, haha. thats what is getting to me. but you're right, minnick. i have read a lot of bret easton ellis and i seem to adopt his style elements when writing creatively. i guess it's all relative. i really appreciate the help.

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Anytime. If you ever need English major advice, I'm available. One thing to always think about: You don't have to like something you read to truly appreciate it.

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Dear It's Bearsy Bitch, I'm just writing to say hello

Love always, Adolf Hitler.

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exactly. im realizing that more now. theres importance on how its written rather than what its about. its just hard in college when everyone just wants to party- and so do i!- but im going to have to read a lot. i know ill make the time, itll just be a little stressful i bet. who knows, maybe ill have a cool teacher who assigns "Less Than Zero" as a reading requirement! that would be amazing :)

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Reading before class starts, while at lunch, between classes and even on the way to class can help cut down on having to read outside of being on campus.

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Dear It's Bearsy Bitch, I'm just writing to say hello

Love always, Adolf Hitler.

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I chose political science as my major. Then i plan on going to law school
My dad has his own law firm, so i am already set.
Talk with your parents and school staff to choose what you want before it's too late.

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btw, thanks for the advice man.
i figured id just thank the 3 people who made this thread a nice discussion and made me feel better, lol

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"It's such a fine line between stupid and clever."