I am not interested in fiction books and I am not interested in celebrity biographies because I don't think I would really be interested in what has happened in their lives. I find that I am choosing to read about child abuse or women who have been treated badly. Why do I want to read this type of thing? Am I sick or something? Is it normal to want to read about horrible things that happened to other people?
2007-10-07
19:52:04
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It's not that I think it is funny or it makes me happy to hear of others suffering, I do feel bad and horrified when I read such things, the people survive, if they had died I couldn't handle it. And as one of you said about not relating to celebrities I agree and thats why I dont read their autobiographies although I did read the one about Elvis and what it was like to be his wife.
2007-10-08
00:45:01 ·
update #1
I don't think there is a criminal in me, if there was then it must be from a past life, I am a mother so abusing women and children shouldn't be a desire for me, maybe I am glad that none of these things have happened to me or my child. When I read "Sickened" by Julie Gregory I felt how much I didn't want to hurt my child, when I read "Kathy's Story" about a child who was sent to a convent to live it made me feel so sorry for the children in it that I don't see how I could be wanting to be a part of these things....
2007-10-08
00:49:05 ·
update #2