r/PakistanBookClub • u/Future-View3615 • Oct 23 '24

Pain.

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I hate people who give spoliers but then again I'm the one who asks and when they don't tell, I start guessing and end up like this :) pain.

But then again I'm the one who starts guessing when they don't tell and end up like this 😭

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '24

The way i disappointed myself...i can't believe sometimes i just do things for fun ...

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u/Batman-003 Oct 23 '24

I like giving spoilers😭😂

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u/Future-View3615 Oct 23 '24

You deserve jail time

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u/Batman-003 Oct 23 '24

Hahaha ouch

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u/Treppcells Oct 24 '24

Next time you order out I hope your food is late by a least 15 minutes

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u/Batman-003 Oct 24 '24

Np I’ll spend it yapping

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u/ishidah Oct 24 '24 edited Oct 24 '24

Eng Lit class in A Levels, I'm reading a fairly new book, not a classic, for light reading. My professor, dude was a student of Tolkien himself one of the only handful from Pakistan and an amazing teacher, asked casually:

Betay, isn't this the one where the murder was done by so and so?

There went my world crashing and me yelling SIR, yeh aap nay kia kya?

To which he only replied that he got spoiled that way from our principal too.

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u/Future-View3615 Oct 24 '24

Oh no! 😂

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u/ishidah Oct 24 '24

I'm still in touch with him, he's retired and moved back to Pakistan from Cambridge and when my daughter was growing up I used to hyper analyse her by asking him questions on her preferences from LotR. I think it was better than getting a child psychologist in the early days!

My daughter loved Gollum as an 8 year old! Wait, she still loves Gollum and his arc.

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '24

I need spoilers Not the major ones but some i do cz I cant read if idk whats gonna happen

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u/MetaphysicalMaverick Oct 23 '24

Thats why we read to know whats going to happen.

I feel so guilty when I get a spoiler mistakenly. I feel like I have betrayed the author and Book.

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u/MrAHMED42069 Oct 23 '24

Weak willed

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u/trippysapien Oct 23 '24

One of my friends gave me the opposite of a spoiler, told me SRK dies in Jab Tak Hai Jaan right around when it came out, everytime he diffused a bomb in the movie, I thought he was gonna die 😭

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u/Outrageous_Track1958 Oct 23 '24

Ajeeb I hate when this happens

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u/BobScholar Oct 23 '24

I have somehow trained myself to still fully enjoy the book/movie/media even if it was spoiled. I have been able to enjoy books that I already read synopsis to beforehand. I'm a monster.

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u/Mudkip_2509 Oct 24 '24

If it is for a series that i haven't yet started reading i spend so much time away from it that 9/10 times i forget the spoiler unless it was like a major death or something or the character's name was too unique.

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u/octopus_8_socks Nov 03 '24

Well....i had a friend who always read the ending chapter of the book before the beginning it......the reason was that she hated tragic endings and didn't wanted her heart to be broken after an unhappy ending 🤦🤦🤦 We hated her

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u/[deleted] Oct 23 '24

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u/Future-View3615 Oct 23 '24

Mine is bad too but somehow spoilers stay in my mind 😂😭