I always imagine a reader reading aloud.

I bow unconditionally to no one regarding punctuation. My whole makeup as a dialectician with an unusual sense of the rhetorical, all the silent intercourse I constantly have with my thoughts, my practice in reading aloud: all of this can't help but make me preeminent in this regard.
I always imagine a reader reading aloud.
I repudiate all reviews. To me a reviewer is just as loathsome as a
streetwalking assistant barber, who comes running with the shaving
water which is used for all customers and fumbles about my face with
his clammy fingers.
-- Soren Kierkegaard journal entry 43IVA167 (8/4/43)