There’s a curious phenomenon that many of us have noticed. That friend who always carries a book but somehow never cracks it open. It’s a peculiar habit, isn’t it? According to psychology, there are specific traits that these perpetual book bearers share. The quirks that make them reach for that paperback but leave it untouched. … Continue reading "7 traits of people who always bring a book but never actually read it, according to psychology"| Global English Editing
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