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This might just be me but i really like it when a person is so real around me that they are not afraid to reveal they’re insecure or vulnerable about things. Makes me see their humanity come out and allows me to empathize with them more. I also tend to respect people who aren’t afraid of showing them either.

Examples can include: dudes expressing more emotions than they usually do and aren’t shy with them, people getting emotional over movies or tv shows, unafraid of admitting their vices, people admitting what they’re afraid of, general faults they know they have. Just things that might open them up to judgement by people but not caring if people do judge them if that makes sense.

now it doesn’t mean they shouldn’t work on them and try to improve but in general i just like people being themselves completely around me.

I have decided I plan to read every Adult/YA novel of the Star Wars franchise.

However, there are 2 ways to do this.

1. I start Chronologically (in universe timeline) and read that way. This would be interesting, but would be stuck in certain eras for a very long time, and it might really start to get on my nerves. Also, some books might not work well with others because they were published in completely different decades.

2. I can start with Publishing Order (release timeline). This will be interesting to see how the stories develop over the years, but I won't be getting to anything new for quite some time. So, it might be cool to see natural progression (of someone who followed it from the beginning), but it will take a while before I get to anything relatively "modern"

Which do you suggest?