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Omg finally another person! Sometimes I just can’t stop reading and I’ll stay up all night reading. During some specific sequences when I am reading a new book I experience euphoria. At one point I needed to stop myself from buying more books because it can get expensive when you are buying a new book every couple of days. One thing that helped, at least with the money issue, was discovering free web serials. Few are literary masterpieces, but there is enough to read that I can get my fix.
Not sure where OP is from, but libraries are far from common where I live. The last time I was in one was in college
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Many places have a classic resource that is full of free books that are funded by the government called libraries. You should check them out.