Bookane

Bookane: generally insane, influenced by the obsession of being addicted to reading and evoking ones emotion through context and fantasy.

Bookane: generally insane, influenced by the obsession of being addicted to reading and evoking ones emotion through context and fantasy.

Bookane: generally insane, influenced by the obsession of being addicted to reading and evoking ones emotion through context and fantasy.

This can be referred to as ‘book high’, and can happen after feeling intense psychology through fiction, or movies. The most adverse effects fade shortly, likewise, a drug. There is no physicality, but it may help with productive and selfless decision making, while at the same time, it is highly addictive. Harmless, yet causing confusion and despair when all returns to normal, pushing you towards going back for more, allowing yourself to be obsessive, because you do not enjoy feeling ‘sober’, in other words; ‘normal’. When your brain is in check, it feels as though you are incapable of being the person you were during the bookane phase. Ultimately, you feel a sense of desire and genuinely positive tilt of perspective in various aspects.