When I Read A Book With A Character I Like I Become That Character. Is This Bad? One Of My Friends Pointed

when i read a book with a character i like i become that character. is this bad? one of my friends pointed it out to me the other day... i hadn't realised i'd been doing this. am i broken???

“I hadn’t realized I was crying. I don’t really feel sad. I don’t really feel anything.”

Tori completely spiralling and losing it at Lucas during the music festival makes me want to cry, the way she calls Charlie her “little brother” when in chapter 13 when Charlie relapses she says “he’s so old now, he’s not a little kid, in a couple of months he’ll be sixteen, like me.”

The fact that she thinks she herself is “so old now” since she’s sixteen, when actually she’s literally only a year older than Charlie, she takes all of this responsibility for him when it’s not her fault that things turned out the way they did. She spends half her time worrying about him and the other half of her time convincing herself she’s not worried about him and it’s honestly awful to see because it is truly not her fault and she’s just so young

Secondly I think older siblings will always see their younger sibling as somewhat of a child, and at the music festival it’s like she’s realised that Charlie is in fact still a child (he’s literally a minor, and she forgets herself that she is too), but she can’t get over the fact that this is all happening to person she loves most in the world, this is all happening to her baby brother

Heartstopper S3 drove me so fast back to Tori Spring it's actually insane. I can't think about anything but her and how quickly I'd sell my soul for a Solitaire movie.

Why the fuck do I always make things horrible?

I need season 4 of heartstopper not because I’m invested in Nick and Charlie’s story, but because I need to see Tori spring say “I’m asexual” irl