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Weirdest Reading Habits: Confessions of a Bookworm

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If you’re a fellow book lover, you know that weirdest reading habits bookworm confessions are part of the charm. Over time, I’ve realized my habits aren’t just quirky—they’re borderline chaotic. So, here are my unfiltered confessions as a dedicated (and slightly unhinged) bookworm:

  1. Plot Detective: I always read the plot summary before diving into a book. Why? Because I need to ensure there’s enough drama to keep me hooked and that the characters are at least somewhat relatable. No relatable characters? No deal.
  2. Bookmark Hoarder, Page Folder: I own a million bookmarks—bought purely for their aesthetics. But do I ever use them? Nope. Instead, I fold the pages to mark my spot, but I’m so cautious about keeping the folds small that I lose my place half the time. Irony much?
  3. Team Physical Books: I’ve tried the Kindle route—truly, I have. But nothing compares to holding a real book in my hands. The texture, the smell, the weight of it… Sorry, Kindle fans, it’s just not for me.
  4. Mood Reader Extraordinaire: I can’t buy just one or two books at a time. What if I’m not in the mood for them? I need options! A variety of genres ensures that no matter what vibe I’m feeling, there’s a perfect book waiting.
  5. First Lines Matter: If a book doesn’t grab me within the first few lines, I’ll set it aside. BUT… I always come back to it once I’ve finished my current stack. It’s like a redemption arc for neglected reads.
  6. Always Prepared: I carry a book with me everywhere. Grocery store? Book. Doctor’s appointment? Book. Waiting in the car? Book. I’d much rather read than scroll aimlessly on my phone.
  7. Time Traveler: When I get sucked into a book, the world fades away. Time? Gone. I’ve burned dinner more times than I can count because I was too busy living in a fictional world.
  8. Dont Interrupt Me: If someone talks to me while I’m reading, my irritation levels skyrocket. I either ignore them or take a deep breath to avoid snapping. And then? I have to reread the entire chapter because their interruption broke my flow.
  9. Solitude, Not Silence: I don’t need absolute peace and quiet to read, but I do need to be left alone. Is that too much to ask? Let me be with my bookish thoughts.
  10. Fictional Friendships: Sometimes I catch myself telling people relatable “stories about my friends”… only to realize they’re actually stories from a book I’ve read. Oops.

Books aren’t just stories to me—they’re experiences, friends, and a comforting escape. I’m curious: do you share any of these weird habits, or do you have your own bookish quirks? Let’s hear them in the comments!

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