P.S.
The books that I read and the movies that I choose to see are chosen for their entertainment value to me personally, not for their moral lessons or their popularity in the world at large . . . I don't know. I do find it interesting to think about. I know that kitties and candles and mystery books and what I had for dinner aren't of much interest or importance in the world at large, but those are the kinds of things I enjoy reading about when other people write them, and I do write to please myself as well, so I go on.
On another note, this has bothered me ever since I read it:
I hope nobody takes this the wrong way, but mundanes are just weird. I mean, not all of them; and I'm sure most of them are very nice people; but I will never in my life worry about whether my bath towels match. Holiday-theme door pillows, and chair-leg protectors that look like little cows, are like sex toys for a specialized perversion engaged in by individuals belonging to the third of five genders of an alien species resident on some distant planet.
Now, I don't have chair leg protectors, but I definitely do like to have my bath towels match, in fact, they always do match. Always. If that makes me a "mundane" . . . and of course, I do wonder what their definition of "mundane" is. People are aren't as well educated? People who don't own as many books? People who don't like the same things they do? Weird.
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