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Do you prefer to read fiction or non-fiction? Why?
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Fiction. There can always be a better world.
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Really? Was this just to spite me?
Male, 31-35 years, Dating, WA, US | Aug 16, 2011
Male, 31-35 years, Dating, WA, US | Aug 16, 2011
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Female, 31-35 years, Dating, WA, US | Aug 16, 2011
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Actually, I love fiction.I have read several non-fiction.I like them too. Interesting to find out facts about other people that you never will know.
fiction because the possibilities are endless.
I love fiction, mysteries and romantic novels.
Fiction
Mostly non-fiction, most of the reader I do is keeping up on the newest technology and whatnot
non fiction with a bit a fiction added to it. if that makes sense.
Depends on my mood: I like both. Because I do, that's why.
Fiction, definitely. I enjoy reading books that make you think.
Fiction. Real life is so boring.
Both. Fiction helps me to see what is possible. Non-fiction helps me the understand the today's world.
non fiction
because it's real
because it's real
Fiction. Its easy to read and I dont have to really think.
non-fiction, I already know about reality and deal with it on a daily basis, reading is a good time to take a vacation from that.
