[ SECRET POST #6980 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6980 ⌋

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[Disney's Pinnochio]


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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I also prefer to look at reviews after reading a book, unless I'm specifically looking up trigger warnings (I do not have many-- while there are some things I might skim past if I see there's gory details surrounding specific types of injury or the like, there's really only one thing that can fully ruin my day/set off an OCD intrusive thought spiral, and I had the bad luck to have that thing crop up in THREE books this year (one was a collection of novellas where I was able to just not read the one that would bother me, one was short stories where there just wasn't a trigger warning available, and one was on me for not checking, but it was a short book that was so much about a different horrible thing that it never occurred to me that my one trigger would slip in there)).

My other guilty pleasure is, when I KNOW a book is not for me because it does something that isn't triggering to me but that I think is deeply stupid, I will go and look at bad reviews for it. I don't engage, I just like knowing someone else thought that thing was dumb, too.