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inkskinned:
okay maybe this is just me but like when you’re deep inside of a good book but forced to put it down for a bit does the outside world seem weird and soft and like you find yourself thinking in the author’s voice and even after you’re done with the book there’s like this “book hangover” where you’re still in the writer’s world and seeing the characters and hearing the narrator and stuff feels… different ….
This is actually why I stopped reading novels altogether for a few years. I also sometimes binge; I can’t handle reality so I seek out another book. I used to lose days at a time to it.
inkskinned:
okay maybe this is just me but like when you’re deep inside of a good book but forced to put it down for a bit does the outside world seem weird and soft and like you find yourself thinking in the author’s voice and even after you’re done with the book there’s like this “book hangover” where you’re still in the writer’s world and seeing the characters and hearing the narrator and stuff feels… different ….
This is actually why I stopped reading novels altogether for a few years. I also sometimes binge; I can’t handle reality so I seek out another book. I used to lose days at a time to it.
