It is certainly possible. Compared to some people I know, I am definitely not. I have read each of the books once (more than halfway through the 7th - so do not give me spoilers yet!) and I have seen each of the movies once. I enjoy them, but do nothing on top of it: no speculations, no obsessions, no additional activity.
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I haven't read any of the books yet. Is there a support group for people like me?
"I haven't read any of the books yet. Is there a support group for people like me?"
Now *that* made me laugh!