Sorry for late reply iv been out of town.... who woulda thunk it? @joseph87mar I am not sure completely what you mean but thank you for keep my head up. @Da_uman Its never to late to start. I started younger but the bigger stuff dint really start/kickoff till I was about 22. You are prob right about the stability part though. So I dont take it as an attack if anything I guess thats the big one I am missing. @toe I feel you on the depression part and am familiar with the term Dysthymia. If you ever want some one to shoot the shit with I am here. Though my responses may take some time. as well I will keep in mind your input. Though with the comfortable part. I will have the inability for the rest of my life to open up to someone fully. It clicks in with my PTSD.

I love everything Scott Pilgram, even if I don't do music IRL. The character just resonated with me and the movie was probably the closest to anime/video game movie we will ever see in the next couple of years. Unless you include fan movies of course.

How old are you? Neinteen. How many anime have you seen? I dunno, about 20 including manga read, and excluding stuff I may have seen on tv when I was a kid but don't really remember them. Would you consider yourself an otaku? Depends if you mean "geek mainly oriented toward japanese media" or "those in japan". Would others call you an otaku? Again, depends what you mean by it. How many anime/manga have you read or watched? So this is what Déjà Vu feels like D: How do you feel about anime and manga? I like the overall quality (art style, character design, plot, catgirls, etc.) On a normal weekday what do you do? Stuff. Weekend? More of the same stuff. How do you watch anime/read manga? Mainly internet but I prefer to use a physical copy (it's more expensive that way but an otaku's life is never cheap.) Are you involved with japanese culture? I eat cheap walmart ramen and attempting to do it with chopsticks (if this is what this question mean.) Do you go to conventions? Yes, always the same one year after year.

For me it's definitely when I'm following a new series and it takes ages for it to come out. Right now I am following a manga called "Drifters" by Kouta Hirano. Here's an idea of what I go through. Volume one was released in North America on August 24, 2011. Volume two was released on July 25, 2012. Volume three was released on March 12, 2014. That's two years since the last release! I can't imagine how long the fourth would take. I'll have to remember to be patient for the artist(s) to work or go on hiatuses but the anticipation kills me.

@sassypark, its harder for girls with bigger boobs mainly... It can make them look frumpy. If you have tiny boobs like me, they look really good lol

The show is about fanservice, but hard to say it is all about fanservice, but if I kept that line of logic you'd think I'm talking about a Stanley Parable. It's not a very story driven show at all, it's a very stupid show with off the wall action scenes, good comedy, Mako, and an interesting take on fanservice and human's obsession with clothing.