[ SECRET POST #2732 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2732 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

I feel the same way (that it's sad if you only read fanfic), but I also know that I could easily have gone the same way myself if I'd been 15 years younger.

When I did discover fanfic, I didn't pick up an original novel for about 3 years. I still read fewer original books than I did. Before that I used to read several books a week at least. I once worked out I'd easily read several thousand novels in my lifetime - before I discovered fanfic.

Fanfic is great and I wouldn't lose it, but it's also a shame that younger readers are missing out on that breadth of experience. Read both, I say! But fanfic is so addictive, so I completely understand it.

[solticisekf]

ia, it's addictive, isn't it? The same could be said about some romance books or some kinds of fantasy books too, I'b like to add.