3 Comments on “Does the Quality of a Story Really Matter?”
This is such an excellent underrated, never-mentioned point when it comes to literature! I am a big believer in “something for everyone” when it comes to most art forms because personal preference plays such a big role in whether it was relative or enjoyed or not. You make some excellent points here as to why we need to just let people like what they like, without judgement, when it comes to things like this.
Why thank you! It certainly works both ways. I think its important to acknowledge that not everything is perfect and its okay to admit a story has flaws and still love it. That, and with high-praised works, its okay to see why they are praised and not enjoy them.
This is such an excellent underrated, never-mentioned point when it comes to literature! I am a big believer in “something for everyone” when it comes to most art forms because personal preference plays such a big role in whether it was relative or enjoyed or not. You make some excellent points here as to why we need to just let people like what they like, without judgement, when it comes to things like this.
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Why thank you! It certainly works both ways. I think its important to acknowledge that not everything is perfect and its okay to admit a story has flaws and still love it. That, and with high-praised works, its okay to see why they are praised and not enjoy them.
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So very true. It absolutely works both ways. 🙂
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