Reading feels like stepping into someone else’s shoes, getting to know
them bit by bit, until they start feeling like a friend you've known
forever. It’s a unique mix of getting lost in a story and finding parts
of yourself in characters that were once just words on a page. You laugh
when they crack a joke, feel a pang in your heart when they're going
through a tough time, and cheer them on during their victories. It’s
this emotional rollercoaster, shared quietly between you and the book,
that makes reading so special.
The characters you meet in books become your companions; you worry about
them, get frustrated with them, and sometimes wish you could give them
advice. It's a strange but wonderful feeling—getting attached to these
fictional beings as if they were real people in your life. Reading, in
its essence, is a way of feeling connected—not just to the story, but to
the wider spectrum of human emotions and experiences. It's less about
escaping reality and more about understanding it, and ourselves, a
little better.
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