Could you date someone who doesn't read?
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Re: Could you date someone who doesn't read?
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That is a fantastic pointmarymargarete wrote:I think I could date someone who didn't read as long as they respected my love of reading. However, I think that if they did read a lot I would be immensely more attracted to them. My current boyfriend has a ton of books in his room and it really helped me understand who he is based on the books he owned.
You can learn a lot about a person by what they read/watch/listen to
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For me, the books really are the windows of the world, I learned many things from it. When I talk to someone who doesn't like to read the books, it makes me feel superior, or rather "Why he don't know about that simple thing?". Anyway it also true that each time I found 'new' knowledge from the books, I felt that my knowledge was nothing in comparable.
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Reading is my escapism and my hobby but my partner is a musician - I think the variety is a rich part of us.
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