Inspired Fantasies.

Uhmm. This a gentle reminder of how I once sat for Zee World, extraordinary every day.
Haha....It was more of television for me.

This was the period where I normally watch movies, My mom sometimes uses it to her advantage to rush us up probably with a chore or something.

I wouldn't call watching movies a hobby then, am only reflecting on it because it was the only thing I found entertaining at a time.
Oh, wait, I think soliloquizing, they call it right?
No no, that is more like an habit that had grown with me… How I so much admire my own space especially when my mind catches on to new thoughts, it could go on and on and on for days turn to weeks, months..till an addition comes… So to say, it's been this way till date.

Then to the present. Indeed habits do change. As we often hear “change is the only thing constant”. Wait, I did say I love watching movies right? And I believe I said so because it was my only entertainment as it is for others.
Thinking of it, maybe it was a thing, let's leave it as a hobby but not anymore,
Hhem hhem..(SMH)

I realized later on that my imaginary habit was somehow limited. I honestly can't remember what triggered me to be a book lover, it started with normal literature.. to historical stories. Oh, my love for things of the old😌

My research landed me my first fantasy online read “Married To The Devil Son By Jasmine” a vampire/demon/ old structural genre..

After reading about three consecutive times(the second and third reads were somehow flipping) I began searching for related books and now have lost count of how many books read so far.

Books automatically became an unconscious hobby, it's a fulfillment that I can't get in anything else.
Have once wrote about how I battled to create a balance between work and reading, it took so much discipline to get myself out of that mess. Since I loved reading so much, I turned it as a trophy whenever I got my tasks done and that was how I helped myself.

Up to date, that stacstictis remains in use. I also get it when people call me Borren, oh right? Who reads for fun?
I've strongly grown past that with no shame in saying I love to do the most in my leisure time.