Link reblogged from Audacia Ray with 131 notes
- I have read fiction when I was depressed, or to cheer myself up.
- I have gone on reading binges of an entire book or more in a day.
- I read rapidly, often ‘gulping’ chapters.
- I have sometimes read early in the morning or before work.
- I have hidden books in different places to sneak a chapter without being seen.
- Sometimes I avoid friends or family obligations in order to read novels.
- Sometimes I re-write film or television dialog as the characters speak.
- I am unable to enjoy myself with others unless there is a book nearby.
- At a party, I will often slip off unnoticed to read.
- Reading has made me seek haunts and companions which I would otherwise avoid.
- I have neglected personal hygiene or household chores until I have finished a novel.
- I have spent money meant for necessities on books instead.
- I have attempted to check out more library books than permitted.
- Most of my friends are heavy fiction readers.
- I have sometimes passed out from a night of heavy reading.
- I have suffered ‘blackouts’ or memory loss from a bout of reading.
- I have wept, become angry or irrational because of something I read.
- I have sometimes wished I did not read so much.
- Sometimes I think my reading is out of control.Hi, I’m Dacia and I’m a bookaholic.
Starting to read my 56th book of the year this weekend. (China Mieville’s Perdido Street Station)
Source: creatrixtiara
Everything in bold. Also, the party one would be correct except that I don’t go to parties. So.
Hello, my name is Catelyn and I have a literature problem. AND I’M NOT SORRY!
But I can stop any time I want. I never will, though
I added my answers. Click through; the diagnosis and treatment advice is hilarious.
Important addition: I have sometimes masturbated to fictional characters.