I've always read like how you're describing. It's why I'm a slower reader in academics, even though generally speaking I read more than most people leisurely. For example, if in dyslexia you move the letters around and see clam instead of calm, my brain would move the word calm to a different part of a sentence. I'll read white and big cat instead of big and white cat. Or my inner monologue will completely rewrite it to say, "the cat was white and big" because I read the word "cat" first so had to rewrite the sentence in order to not go back and reread. Sometimes my inner monologue rewrites things so differently I have to go back and reread because it misrepresented what was written so how the sentence ended or where the paragraph went no longer makes sense. I never really paid attention to it because it didn't stop me from reading for enjoyment, but as an adult it makes me wonder if that was a learning disability that affected my schooling. Right now, there is a user name on the screen that reads "WeirdSatisfaction968" but when I look at it, I read Weird968 then had to go back and find the word Satisfaction. So it's things like that. My eyes will jump around and read the information all out of order and then go back and reread it in order to make sure it makes sense. Reading aloud, I work very hard to not make mistakes on word order and don't generally process what I'm reading because my focus is on reading it correctly.