#chaoticvintagemind

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Sometimes a book can make you feel like every word was written for your sake.

How magical it is to feel so much simply from some pages filled with words.

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Sometimes a book gets so close to my heart that I hug it as I sleep for days and can't let it go. Sometimes the book is more real to me than the entire world I live in.

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I prefer to read books that had been published over 5 years ago at least and still wounding the readers.

Life is too short to read books that has not had the baptism of time.

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How do people read 80 or 200 books a year?

It takes me months to recover from a book. I go through whole grief, denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance process, before I can start a new book.

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Sometimes I feel intense nostalgic and melancholic emotions gushing through my heart and soul, just by looking at the pile of books. As if I've lived those stories from all those books.

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Don't look down on art degree or artists. When you were sad, upset, heartbroken or healing from something. You probably heard a song, watched a tv show, anime or movie, read a beautiful book or felt the warmth by looking at some painting. When no one was there and things were dark, you turned to art to keep going.

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Sometimes I read a book slowly just to devour every ounce of emotions from it. It's hard to let go of a book that stabs you in the heart and you can't pull it out thinking you might die bleeding if you do.

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A modern kafkaesque that explores social and cultural boundaries while playing with the boundless insanity of human tolerance and endurance.

A good book indeed but be aware, it's not for everyone.