Re: questions for people who read novels
@8: Well,
After that question, I did go in to talking about my reading habits and my psa did say that if you people have any suggestion, I'll be happy to listen to them.
So, it was just not about reading romance novels, it was also about reading novels in general.
For example, @6 talked about lots of different interesting novels in his posts.
@Dark, glad to hear that you and your partner read together and enjoy it.
@5: I agree that reading won't define who you are or who you will be. I find it a bit uncomfortable to compare porn and romance novels, but I get your point. I believe that restricting oneself to only 1 kind of genre is a bit concerning, but at the end, it's the reader's choice. Because of my academic background, I am somewhat forced to read lots of nonfiction books which I wouldn't read otherwise, and sometimes, I have enjoyed some of these nonfiction type theoretical books simply because I knew that the given knowledge is going to help me in doing something in future. Where I struggle to read is when the book in question is not part of my field of academics or I fail to understand what will be the benefit/use out of reading it.
What stresses me out is that the reading nonfiction takes so much more attention and alertness on my part, and reading fiction goes like a bullet train without any efforts. It's true that I am not taking any notes or rewinding a fiction book, but at the end, the story is clear in my head as equally as anyone else might have red it.
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