hi anoni. im a fan of what you write: every time i see your comments, i find myself to consistently agree and believe that youve worded it very well.
would you mind me asking how old you are? as well, what you study?
Hi KGT. Thank you. :) I am very old--I started reading a lot here when I had health issues. Manga are short and distracting. It is also good to find people who will chat about them online
I am 50. My undergrad is in psychology, but I have advanced degrees in law, and later in education. Naturally, I am full of theories. Add some meds to that, and I chat way too much. But I mean well.
Your post are great too--you write very well.
I am always outside the key demographics :) It's just that as most people get older, they have less time. Until you get really old--then you have time (maybe) but you may need to take a nap before you do anything.
I used to look at everything at the bookstore (back when we had them), but when I was a teacher, students asked me to sponsor an anime club after school, and that's when I first started really reading manga and watching anime. All of that was mainstream. Then I got busy and started reading less. I didn't find yaoi until fairly recently. I have become a lot pervier in my old age--a dirty old woman.
I was a lawyer for a short time, but it didn't suit my personality. I am really more of a teacher, so that's what I started doing. I had both health problems and other issues, and I had to stop everything for a while. Now I work part-time. My health issues are chronic, so that's just the way it goes.
I can understand your mom perfectly. Sometimes I want to read and my eyes hurt too much. Getting old can be a drag. If you can stay in your 20's forever, I recommend it.
I will check out Quora. Thank you!
You would make a good writer or reporter. :)
I liked studying law and the idea of helping women and children, but I hate fighting all the time about everything. To some, it may seem like I "fight" naturally, but you should see lawyers. We need good lawyers who fight for people, but we also need teachers.
hi anoni , I start to watch goblin a korean drama , it's too fun and then I remembered you said you like krama so here the link . it's worth to watch , it's a really good one. http://myasiantv.se/drama/goblin/ bye (β'β‘'β)οΎ .
I am glad to see this update (Chapter15?). Somethings I liked about it are that it shows, once again, how Azusa's character is bold, arrogant, rude, mostly selfish, and still soft when it come to his mother. It has given Karino a card that may last even after the game.
I also liked how Karino said he doesn't pity Azusa. I think that is true. And I think it's a key part of their "frenemy" dynamic--Azusa does not want pity. Azusa is angry and would like to turn the tables on Karino, but Azusa is also honest when he says Karino is all Azusa has. Azusa might have had Atsumu as a friend, but Karino killed that. Tatasumi or even the guy from the photo club were possible allies, but Azusa never considered developing them. Azusa wants to make it on his own--and the only one who has ever gotten close (albeit in a twisted and sick way) is Karino. So we have this abusive power dynamic--but neither Azusa nor Karino see Azusa as a victim. That's important. Because one thing I like about Azusa is that he never sees himself as a victim--even now he sees himself as a king.
I also liked Tatsumi telling Kuse not to have Atsumu shelve the books because that's Kuse's job. I liked Tatsumi explaining why he does not care if he becomes a target (and because Tatsumi is from a powerful family, maybe no one will push it). I liked seeing Tatsumi carrying on too.
I can't wait to see how they will shake things up. Personally, I hope something takes Karino down a peg or two as well, even if it is temporary. But we will see.