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⌈ Secret Post #2120 ⌋

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I used to be like that. Although, I wouldn't say I was reading het because I wanted to live through the characters. I could just relate.

Then I realized that I liked stories for how people interacted. I get a happy squishy feeling when something is romantic, or touching, no matter the gender attached to it.

I like exploring the emotions the characters go through. There's a different dynamic with all of them.

Part of what originally made it hard for me to understand was the stories that were highly stereotyped. If it's written in a believable way though, I can get behind almost anything.

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