Thanks for the suggestions so far, I appreciate the input and i'll look into whats been provided. A little more info if it helps, im looking for stories not based in reality, prefferably in a completely original world, as well as less dark and gritty stories.

I have little experience reading books, mainly because I have difficulties focusing and taking in information and im trying to get better at it.

In terms of things im looking for I would like books that are similar to the legend of zelda specifically breath of the wild, princess mononoke and avatar the last airbender. I am mostly drawn to how whimiscal, magical and fantastical the worlds of these stories, the depths of the character and their relationships with other characters and the detailed and thought out world building. I like more magical and imaginative characters that have cool powers or weapons, maybe characters that arent human but that isnt super necessary.

I read through The Amulet series by Kazu Kibuishi when I was in high school and liked the vibes of those books (although I havent read the final book yet no spoilers).

I would like suggestions for stories with action, adventure and exploration with themes of magic and nature. I like stories with chosen ones and heroes who rise to adventure to save the world, although im not against more chill and monster of the week or slice of life stories not involving saving the world. I would prefer to find books that are in series'. I would like suggestions that are recent, within the last 5 years or so, preferably for adults but im fine with young adult oriented books.

I would prefer to avoid intense stories like lord of the rings, although I would like to properly read through those books some day. I am looking for somewhat medieval fantasy stories but would like to avoid more gritty fantasy stories that are dark in tone, as well as stories travelling from the real world to a fantasy world, and anything like horror or excessive gore.

I would very much appreciate any assistance, I look forward to finding good books.

Im curious to see if theres anyone who are demiromantic/demisexual and to hear about peoples experiences.

Unfortunately I havent encountered anyone personally who feels a similar way about relationships and would like to talk about others perceptions on relationships.

Personally, I believe love and compatability is very important and feel that a romantic relationship starts with understanding and expressing emotions and honesty.

Hey, new to mingle2, looking for a woman in perth close to my age.

Demiromantic, not interested in anything casual and would like to make a meaningful, lasting connection.

Art and writing are a big part of my life, currently starting a freelance art career.

Give me a fun icebreaker and I'll give you one.

If you ever catch me without a pencil in hand assume I'm dead and have been replaced by a shapeshifter.

I would like to find a partner who I can share my interests with, as well as someone who is happy to just relax and have a chill time together.