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I just dive in whenever I watch haha. At least two episodes whenever I sit down to watch, so I've gone through a lot of series, although I've only been into anime for a few years. Do you go to conventions or do anything like that with the fandom?

OH MY GOSH YOU UNDERSTAND. It was when I watched Loveless that I realized "Uh, I like this a bit much. Maybe I like dudes a bit" and I've never been so emotionally attached to a series probably than to Junjou. I went through both seasons so fast~ ANYWAY. Where are you at with Black Butler? As you can tell it's one of my favorite series and I've watched both seasons... 3 times? Mostly so I can get in character for conventions and stuff.

Ever watch anything more explicitly romantic with guys? I watched Junjou Romantica and I absolutely fell in love with the series. I might rewatch it some time in the future, and I hear good things about Sekaiichi Hatsukoi as well :3

You need to finish Angel Beats. You will cry, hell I almost did and it's not often I cry. It's just a part of the experience. You get attached to the characters because you witness their development and intimate parts of their life, when it all ends, it's tragic, but it's cathartic in a way. Black Butler/Kuroshitsuji is marvelous if you like homoeroticism, same with Ouran ;3 Good stuff.

I have a plan, haha, but the details of actually doing and living it get pretty tricky. I'm planning to move to Indiana soon, and hopefully I'll be able to get my TESL at a university there so I can move on to the next step.

Ooh, Okinawa's an awesome place! My mom lived there when she was younger. I'd rather live in Osaka, personally; I have friends who live there, and the Jewish community is thriving and would be really helpful in a worst-case scenario. Besides, all that history! ^^ My dream is just to teach, honestly... I love being part of the educational process, and the idea of giving back to my community on a global scale just seems wonderful to me.

I've thought of learning Swedish or German on the side, but at the moment I need to master both Japanese and Korean. I'm hoping to teach overseas for at least a few years of my life, and South Korea seems like the best place to go first, with Japan as a close second. I've already got a pretty good handle on Japanese, but Korean is still somewhat challenging (in a good way; I'd learn nothing if it just came naturally to me).