(8 / 8) No Longer Human | Full Audiobook

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• JD

  @JDNCLOWD · 5 years ago

  Holly lord this is depression incarnate. The book is magnificent

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• CO

  @courtneylust · 3 years ago

  i like how the narrator becomes more and more friendly as the book goes on

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• SK

  @skonczylosie64 · 5 years ago

  this was definetly an interesting listen and I appreciate your commentary at the end. Keep up the good work

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• CH

  @chunmee8734 · 4 years ago

  to me he stopped "being human" as he grew older and didnt grow into his own person, he fully cemented himself as "inhuman" to me when he failed to get attached to anyone, not even being sure about the name of the woman he attempted suicide with, and kept talking about his shame entirely misplaced. all his relationships were so shallow its frustrating, in the end as well as the start it seems that his only longing for attachment was towards his father. all in all i wouldnt say he seized being human but rather stopped growing up, which is quite common for children with trauma, which we know he has considering his history with abuse.

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• LE

  @ledianadishani · 5 years ago

  I am not quite sure, but I believe that the original Japanese title translates literally as "unqualified to be considered a human", but Titels are never translated literally, they are adapted to sound fitting and pleasing. Also thank you very much for the reading, it was so enjoyable

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• LY

  @Lyno666 · 4 years ago

  HOLY shitttt I was sobbing at the last part, that’s so much for the audio book.<br>The setting sun - is a book that’s also was written by osamu dazai

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• SO

  @someonesurviving · 4 years ago

  My answer to the question &quot;When did he become inhuman&quot; is that he always was inhuman. He didn&apos;t have any understanding of human heart or human being himself and someone who doesn&apos;t understand what a human being is, despite being one, are no longer human.

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• ZY

  @zygfrydmina8419 · 4 years ago

  It wasn&apos;t written in 1910 (author would be 1yo at that time) but 1947, the year Dazai eventually killed himself; and thus the air raids weren&apos;t about WW1 but WW2. The events of the novel take place in 1930s, not 1910s.

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• RO

  @Rodion302 · 4 years ago

  Damn well... You can not force someone to follow your vocations in life. This book is so depressing! But anyways, thank you for your recording of this book.

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• YI

  @yisayaya7021 · 5 years ago

  the catcher in the rye is my favourite book 😭. it’s kinda similar to no longer human actually.

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• GO

  @gozluklu7077 · 5 years ago

  I cannot thank you more. I had a book project and I wanted to read this book so much but I didn&apos;t have time to read it on my own. You literally saved my life thank you and I love you so much. You need to be noticed. <br>Also a recommendation: It&apos;s Kind Of A Funny Story &nbsp; &nbsp;by: Ned Vizzini

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• CO

  @coracinth3886 · 5 years ago

  sleepless tales my beloved

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