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Am 23,love classical songs and oldies
Haven't had a successful relationship, none went beyond basic calls, two kisses and texts
I love so much quiet time, even though am a drama artist and a public speaker.
Am I right, is anyone in similar problem? Is it normal to love old books, films and songs? As old as a hundred years.

You are normal physically mentally and spiritually. Old books contained a unique style, an in-depth explanation of content, and subject matter with the use of accurate diction. Most contemporary books are lagging in some aspects compared to Old books. Literary texts of the 18th and 19th centuries can't be compared to crops of fictional stories nowadays. I have read Tess Of D' Urberville and Mayor of Casterbridge by Thomas Hardy more than four times because of the diction and special plots deployed in the texts. I so much love all Shakespeare's literary works not forget George Orwell's and Charlotte Bronte's

kingwin:
Am 23,love classical songs and oldies
Haven't had a successful relationship, none went beyond basic calls, two kisses and texts
I love so much quiet time, even though am a drama artist and a public speaker.
Am I right, is anyone in similar problem? Is it normal to love old books, films and songs? As old as a hundred years.

Awwn. Just like me.

jidamsel43:
You are normal physically mentally and spiritually. Old books contained a unique style, an in-depth explanation of content, and subject matter with the use of accurate diction. Most contemporary books are lagging in some aspects compared to Old books. Literary texts of the 18th and 19th centuries can't be compared to crops of fictional stories nowadays. I have read Tess Of D' Urberville and Mayor of Casterbridge by Thomas Hardy more than four times because of the diction and special plots deployed in the texts. I so much love all Shakespeare's literary works not forget George Orwell's and Charlotte Bronte's

I read Oliver Twist 100 times and more. I love old settings in literary works.

I'll always listen to Cyndi Lauper's song Time after Time.

Normal, I like old stuff too