Does reading fiction make you a better person?

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8 0

It does help you write fiction, but it can also be harmful, especially when people read fiction that is not for their age level. It can also set false expectations in reality.

rosijanka [135]4 years ago

3 0

It’s great for reading, but it gets dangerous when you lose sense of the boarder line between reality and an imaginary world, it does make you a better person because of how you learn things and grab characteristics from characters in the story as you read and get to know them, you will find a character you admire and think to yourself , “I want to be like that person” so yes, ultimately if you know the difference of reality and fiction, it does make you a better person :)

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