If the cover or name pulls at me, I'll click on it. Then I'll read the summary, if there, if not I'll look it up, and see if it's interesting enough to for me to want to read it. Then I'll add it to my "Want to Read" list and probably forget about it for a while until I'm in the mood to read whatever plot/genre the story portrays.
I'm not a big cr...... reply
Depends on which age I go back to for this question.
Young Younger me -- didn't like recreational reading unless it was the TV guide or maybe a short comic book/magazine.
Little Bit Older Younger Me -- grew to love reading as a pastime and the many adventures and worlds it opened me up to experiencing with my growing vivid imagination and mind....... reply
Howdy!! ^_^
After looking through these posts, I'm glad my French nor Italian reading skills haven't failed me...too bad. ^_~
I am fluent in only English. But I do have a moderate/medium understanding of French, Italian, and Japanese, written and speaking, as they were the languages I studied the most during my schooling years.
Through the usag...... 2 reply
It could work for you or against you. Depending on which side has more money and what the terms are. I believe when Catherine Zeta-Jones got married she insisted on an infidelity clause, which would pay her almost $10 million or more if her husband cheated on her, got caught cheating, and any damage to her reputation and career due to his infidelit...... reply
did listen to a song on repeat
did screenshots of manga
