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11/01/25(Sat)07:02:44 No.24846532
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Anonymous 11/01/25(Sat)07:02:44 No.24846532 Archived
Truth nuke?
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Anonymous
11/01/25(Sat)07:19:48 No.24846547
Anonymous 11/01/25(Sat)07:19:48 No.24846547
>>24846532
Always been the case. Maybe things were better, but back in the 80s and 90s, people were just reading Michael Crichton and Danielle Steele instead of Bradon Sanderson and ACOTAR. More people were reading since they couldn't scroll phones yet, but it's not like it was a literary enlightenment epoch.
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11/01/25(Sat)07:24:39 No.24846553
Anonymous 11/01/25(Sat)07:24:39 No.24846553
>>24846547
My mom worshipped at the altar of Danielle Steele. She was Danielle Steele's number #1 fangirl. Now she mostly just reads the Bible.
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