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⌈ Secret Post #6168 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Do You Re-Read Old Fics?

[(Anonymous)]

Absolutely, yes. Are there people who *don't* reread past favourites?

Re: Do You Re-Read Old Fics?

[kaijinscendre]

I don't reread books I love but I reread fics I love. I've always found that weird. Especially since some of the fics are as long as a book.

Re: Do You Re-Read Old Fics?

[(Anonymous)]

It was so wild to me when I found out people don't reread favorite books. The only reason I own books is so that I can revisit them when the mood strikes. Apparently some people just like to own books but they are one and done woth regards to actually reading them. Wild.

Re: Do You Re-Read Old Fics?

[kaijinscendre]

The only book I've read multiple times is World War Z. I think because with books and fanfics I only want to read my favorite passages when I reread them again. So, with fanfics I skim the stuff I am not interested in. Wish WWZ, I read my favorite individual stories.

Re: Do You Re-Read Old Fics?

[(Anonymous)]

I think I get it with books because books are usually longer, so not wanting to reread the whole thing makes sense.

With fics I find I usually forget a lot of details after a while due to the amount of fic I read, which also makes fics for the same fandom and pairing blur together after a while. So rereading fic becomes worthwhile after a comparatively short time.

Re: Do You Re-Read Old Fics?

[(Anonymous)]

That is wild to me as well. Books you never intend to reread seem like such a waste of space to me! But I'm a big re-reader.

Re: Do You Re-Read Old Fics?

[(Anonymous)]

That's why I boxed or got rid of all my physical books. The only ones I keep now are gifts or have sentimental value.

Re: Do You Re-Read Old Fics?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm sort of that. There are fics that I do reread, but its a very select few and I go back to them every once in a long time.
I think its more to do with whether or not I'm fixated on a new fandom. I tend to do the rereading when I'm between fandoms or starting to lose interest.