Psychologists found that readers who know how a story will end get greater pleasure from it.
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May 2nd, 2012
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i do this all the time with anime.
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Yeah, like when I read Fifty Shade of Grey. lol
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That may be why I don’t mind spoilers so much. When ever something does get “spoiled” for me, I just look forward to...
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