[ SECRET POST #4036 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4036 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

At this point in my life, I just have a hard time relating to kids and teens in fiction. I just don't click with them emotionally, even in an "Oh, I remember when I was that age and felt like that..." kind of way. It's the same reason I can't read high school AUs (there's other reasons for that, too, but not wanting to see adult characters I like turned into teens I can't relate to is the main reason).

I still do like some YA fiction and child/teen characters in fiction, though, because I don't necessarily NEED to relate to the child characters to enjoy it. I liked Harry Potter fine, but I never really got into it and have never re-read the books. I'd have probably fallen more in love with HP if I'd been 5-10 years younger (I was 19 when the books started coming out).