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Old 02-25-2013, 01:04 PM   #237
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Originally Posted by alucarda View Post
My point is choices a person makes in reading does say something about who they are. (I guess we have to agree to disagree here) Is that such a radical idea? It doesn't explain them 100% but if someone is reading only one type of books chances they will have much more to talk about (regarding these books) with someone who does the same thing then me. Providing I never read their type of books, or that I simply don't appreciate that genre.

And I appreciate you saying that people personalities are complicated, but I think our choices do say something about us.
I don't think I have ever discussed a romance book I was reading, except to read a really eye-rolling passage to my husband.

It is "than" not "then" I learned that in my romance books.
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