Would you read it?

[CapnJack]

Reading up to when I get the book would be interesting. I'd like to see just how much detail of every moment was recorded. Some things I might have forgotten about so it would be very nostalgic to go over them again. Then again, some parts I wouldn't want to be reminded of. I'd definitely would like to know where I misplaced certain things from years ago.

As for would I read to the end, I'd first look at how many pages are left compared to what I've read/lived so far and then make a decision. If I'm only half-way through the book, it shows I got at least 30 more years of stuff left. No need to get neurotic and find out everything so I'll just read maybe the next 5 years... and maybe place a bet or two. If I'm toward the end of the book, it's probably something I can't avoid so I'll read it to be better at peace with it.

[IluvAllison]

I would only read the pages about when I was very young, the times in my life which I can't really remember

Aww I didnt think of that, that would actually be interesting to do. Man would that be nostalgic... :o

[AjaTheNile]

No because when you read it it has to happen.
With Supernatural and Doctor Who as examples.

[Watayo_Hirashi]

I would love to. Maybe it would add some third person view comments about it,

[Meenah]

I would read it, I guess. But I think I would expect a lot of laughter, a lot of tears, get angry, and probably a moment that I would feel very ashamed of myself. I would be a little curious about my future, wonder who I marry, if I have children, how my family grows, death... If I will be reading my future, I would change a lot of it, but I fear of making regrets in doing so. As much as possible, I don't want to know it. I want to do as much as I can and be a good person.

[Kumagawa]

reading is for nerds, so no.