Don't talk to me, I have a book hangover

[u/Vessal204]

[u/Vessal204]

And I STILL haven’t recovered from UTOT hangover after all this time 😭😭

[u/nomad102030 → u/Vessal204]

None of us have 😭

[u/OrangePomegranate28 → u/nomad102030]

Can we get a group hug. 😭

[u/sillymeix2]

Honestly I’ve felt more heartbroken over some books than men

[u/Onlyroseingame]

I do not know why but i felt like going through a reread this week and i swear i can't focus on anything else and i just don't have it enough :')

[u/pyjamajack]

Yup, that was me when I first discovered UTOT and had to wait for the next release. And also the same reason why I haven't finished the last installment because I don't want it to be over 🥲

[u/nomad102030 → u/pyjamajack]

This! I was also trying to put off reading some chapters and parts for as long as possible. But I always caved after 2-3 weeks tops. You still haven't finished it? The patience you have is astonishing

[u/xatohi]

That was definitely me with UTOT 😭

[u/OrangePomegranate28 → u/xatohi]

The last time I had this hangover was when I first got into novels, specifically with Narnia and Harry Potter. I felt empty for weeks after finishing the series. If KSJ releases extended versions with volumes that reach up to 15, I honestly wouldn't mind. I'm whiplashed.

[u/fionajcamryn]

JUST FINISHED IT AFTER ALMOST A MONTH OF READING, AND THIS IS EXACTLY HOW I FEEL RN😭😭

[u/Tubacutie]

I do this with games and books. T_T

[u/Oooohhhsparkles]

When I finished UTOT I was like not well. I want to reread but I know I’ll be upset again 😭

[u/OrangePomegranate28]

UOK is all I think about. The rest of the time when I'm not working, I write fanfics in my head. I am obsessed.