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I bet God is fabulous
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OH MY GOD THIS THIS THIS THIS THIS.
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you gonna learn today!
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Say your goodbyes
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If We Are What We Read, Who Are We, Exactly?
We love books for being books. But books are more than just words on pages, lovely or terrible adventures, weird imaginings, plot twists and romances and things that would never happen to us in real life and therefore we should read about. Books have the power to change us—but not just in our minds, apparently. According to research recently published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology by Geoff Kaufman of Tiltfactor Laboratories at Dartmouth College and Lisa Libby of Ohio State, the act of reading of and identifying with a fictional character means also that we tend to subconsciously adopt their behavior. In reading about our favorite characters, we may actually become more like them.
Read more at The Atlantic Wire. [Image: Shutterstock]](http://24.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_m416a34v681qcokc4o1_500.jpg)
If We Are What We Read, Who Are We, Exactly?
We love books for being books. But books are more than just words on pages, lovely or terrible adventures, weird imaginings, plot twists and romances and things that would never happen to us in real life and therefore we should read about. Books have the power to change us—but not just in our minds, apparently. According to research recently published in the Journal of Personality and Social Psychology by Geoff Kaufman of Tiltfactor Laboratories at Dartmouth College and Lisa Libby of Ohio State, the act of reading of and identifying with a fictional character means also that we tend to subconsciously adopt their behavior. In reading about our favorite characters, we may actually become more like them.
Read more at The Atlantic Wire. [Image: Shutterstock]
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It bothers me more than I’d like to admit when people misuse the word “trolling”.
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Should be writing an essay
Actually reading all of Wikipedia
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She said no more, and they went down the other dance and parted in silence; on each side dissatisfied, though not to an equal degree.
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roisiny asked: Hi! :)
1. First impression: I was like 13 and I thought to myself, this chick is pretty great and funny and dorky like me so I think I shall be her...
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somesimplelovestories asked: "You wear your mustache like a suit of armor, Stark. You think it keeps you safe, but all it does is weigh you down and make it hard for you to move."
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Anonymous asked: There is no word for "mustache" in Dothraki.
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roisiny asked: Hi, I'm just wondering if you would know who wore the dresses that you post? Are they famous or did they just happen to be rich? The dresses themselves are beautiful but I'd quite like to know the history behind some of them. I obviously don't expect you to provide a full history of everyone who wore a specific dress but do you know where I might be able to find out? I know probably not, I just figured I'd ask on the off chance. I love the blog, thank you for sharing these :)
They’re just rich, I think! there really isn’t any information about them available.
