Why don't we love stories?

Old stories are like treasures. They hold the wisdom, experiences, and values of the past. Forgetting them means losing a part of our cultural and historical heritage. They can also teach us important lessons about life, love, and survival.

Maybe it's because the story doesn't resonate with everyone. Different people have different preferences and expectations.

There could be several reasons. For one, coming up with unique and interesting storylines can be challenging. Also, not everyone has the writing skills or confidence to pen down fanfiction.

Because they can frighten people, especially children. Scary stories might cause nightmares or make people feel uneasy.

Maybe because they've had bad experiences in their own relationships and have become cynical.

Maybe it's because some fanfictions have poor writing or don't match our expectations of the original story.

Maybe it's because they often contain inappropriate or uncomfortable content that goes against our values and preferences.

Maybe because the comic is not something that needs to be kept secret or hidden. It could be openly shared or displayed without any negative consequences.

We don't need magic novels perhaps because some people prefer more realistic stories that are based on real - life experiences, current events, or historical facts. They find a deeper connection and relatability in non - magical tales.

One reason could be that short fiction often has an open - ended nature. Each reader can have their own unique interpretation, so explaining it might limit those individual understandings. For example, a short story might use symbolism in a very personal way, and forcing an explanation could take away the magic of discovery for the reader.