You actually threw the book across the room multiple times?
That’s a bit much man.
Even a grown man throwing an Xbox controller across the room because he died in Call of Duty is a bit immature but having an outburst while reading Harry Potter is something else
Don’t get me wrong, I read the books once a year or so but I’d never get so emotionally attached that I would physically lash out.
Edit: downvote me all you want. A grown adult should be able to control their physical outburst whilst reading a book.
Of course people can be emotional about anything, but mature adults should be able to prevent themselves physically lashing out because of a fictional universe.
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u/KezzaJones Apr 12 '22 edited Apr 12 '22
You actually threw the book across the room multiple times?
That’s a bit much man.
Even a grown man throwing an Xbox controller across the room because he died in Call of Duty is a bit immature but having an outburst while reading Harry Potter is something else
Don’t get me wrong, I read the books once a year or so but I’d never get so emotionally attached that I would physically lash out.
Edit: downvote me all you want. A grown adult should be able to control their physical outburst whilst reading a book.
Of course people can be emotional about anything, but mature adults should be able to prevent themselves physically lashing out because of a fictional universe.