shipra @shipranotes

24 | documenting human behavior, books, mindsets & the strange art of being human. Joined August 2026

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a hour ago

@UAValedictorian The worst kind of betrayal 😭 like why make me fall in love with the series just to abandon it??

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13 hours ago

Have you ever finished a book and thought, 'Okay, I’m reading everything this person writes'?

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a hour ago

@stonecharioteer I love this <3 there’s something so special about finding someone’s thoughts in the margins years later. Your grandpa’s annotations must feel like little pieces of him left behind.

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13 hours ago

do you annotate your books or keep them completely clean?

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a hour ago

Character: sacrifices themselves Me: “Beautiful. Tragic. Heartbreaking.” *turns page* Me: “Okay now bring them back.”

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a hour ago

Some books entertain you. Some books change you. And then there are the rare ones you finish and quietly think: “I’m not the same person I was before this.”

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a hour ago

Book people will understand: You don't need more friends. You need someone who will listen to you explain a fictional character's entire backstory for 45 minutes.

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a hour ago

I would peel oranges for you but would you bookmark the page of the book I was reading if I accidentally fall asleep?

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Can we please normalize holding a deep love for a book when you only remember how it made you FEEL? I promise I read every single word and it moved my soul, but my memory completely reset the moment I closed the back cover 😭😭😭

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12 hours ago

So true!

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12 hours ago

You never read the exact same book twice. The text on the page remains identical, but the person reading it has changed. Returning to an old favorite years later only reveals how much growing up you have done since you last turned that page.

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12 hours ago

There is a rare kind of intimacy in discovering a handwritten note, a forgotten bookmark, or an old line underlined in a secondhand book. It feels like sharing a quiet secret across time with a complete stranger who once stood right where you are.

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13 hours ago

I think I've reached the age where a genuinely good day is embarrassingly simple. clean room. good food. one meaningful conversation. a few quiet hours. something interesting to read. and nobody expecting me to be somewhere.