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6/12/2025, 1:01:33 PM
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Is this even a real phenomenon, or just another overblown social media trend? I understand the preference for one type of narration over another, but I can't fathom how someone could "have trouble" or "lose the ability" to read third-person narration. After all, this is the most common way to describe the actions of others in everyday speech.
Is this even a real phenomenon, or just another overblown social media trend? I understand the preference for one type of narration over another, but I can't fathom how someone could "have trouble" or "lose the ability" to read third-person narration. After all, this is the most common way to describe the actions of others in everyday speech.
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