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I can relate to this so hard. I've no idea how many books I read as a kid, but often several per week. I still love reading, obviously, it's just that I don't dedicate as much time to do it anymore. Been trying to pick the habit back up though.
One of the quirks I developed as a result of my reading habits, is that I'd use very dated terms when speaking my native tongue. I have so many early-1900s insults in my head, it's almost unfortunate I never get to use them.
Everybody gangsta until you drop a grammatically correct "heretofore".
English isn’t my native tongue, and that’s not an insult, but that shouldn’t be very hard. The word is self-explanatory.