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Do books need to have a message?

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dont read book, doom scroll instead
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>>55 (OP)
Uhh what's an example of a book without a message? All books have a message; sentences do.
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> there has to be a message behind it
Well, when people say that, they usually mean that everything should carry a forced interpretation/morale rather than be open to interpretation by reader/viewer/listener.
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They'll always have, anon. Wake up.
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>>55 (OP)
of course bro

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dont read book, doom scroll instead
>>55 (OP)
Uhh what's an example of a book without a message? All books have a message; sentences do.
> there has to be a message behind it
Well, when people say that, they usually mean that everything should carry a forced interpretation/morale rather than be open to interpretation by reader/viewer/listener.
They'll always have, anon. Wake up.
>>55 (OP)
of course bro