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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]To me there is no such thing as &quot;shouldn't&quot; when it comes to entertainment aside from hardcore dark stuff like snuff or animal abuse or p*d*philia. I loved reading Hunger Games and Jackie Collins and also read books on the psychology of doing business in Japan when you're American, and the evolution of disabilities, etc. Just like I enjoy watching a documentary on something really serious and deep but also enjoy Love is Blind.[/quote]

I agree, especially when it comes to reading. I read for enjoyment so sometimes that means I'm picking up the newest by Christina Lauren or a celebrity memoir and sometimes I'm reading heavier literary fiction or nonfiction. k[/quote]

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I'm trying to think of something I was embarrassed to be seen reading. Probably a Jesus book. It was a really cool book about how Jesus the man was an apocalyptic believer, who thought the end of the world was nigh. Very interesting and well-sourced. Everyone thinks that atheists are obsessed with studying and refuting religious stuff. No, lots of folks are just curious and interested about everything. E-ver-y-thing!

I'm also the person trying to research &quot;Russia&quot; from inside the brains of such an old/historic peoples. What makes them tick? Now with Putin news, I'm more curious than ever, but I'm sure if I walked around with Russia and Putin books people would think I'm a supporter! &lt;3 PPs with same tastes![/quote]

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