Insane Hopeless's answer page 3 (78)

I can totally see where you're coming from. Personally, my issue isn't with people who comment on not liking a story for its taboo subject matter. That is their right. My issues are with people who go "ThIs StORy Is BaD, aND If YoU dOnT hAtE iT lIkE mE, yOu'rE bAd ToO!" That type of shit aggravates me to no end. Like, my dude, you do realize that y......   2 reply

My devoutly religious parents who are both preachers found out unfortunately. There's a super long and embarrassing story behind how that came to be, but I'm a bit too lazy to go into it lol.   1 reply

It depends on how much you're willing to spend honestly. I'm cheap af, so the tablet that I'm currently using is a Huion 420. Its hella small, but it gets the job done for me. ╮(￣▽￣)╭   reply

Shounen. In fact, shounen is what got me into anime/manga in the first place. I'm a huuuuuge sucker for stories with tons of action and adventure. Complex story lines are great too. I used to love shoujo as well too, but I outgrew it after discovering BL lol.   reply

Whenever I see a story with the tragedy tag, my immediate response is to go "MISSION ABORT! MISSION ABORT" and to nope the fuck outta there by clicking the back button. I don't cope very well tragedies because I can sometimes get waaaaay too attached to to the characters. Like I've actually read a story once with an ending that literally made me c......   1 reply

Yup! What makes things worse is that she was far from being the only person who had the misfortune of having a horribly botched execution. The Tudor Era of England (in which the countess lived in) was a pretty scary time. I've read about people being burned at the stake, and typically before being completely engulfed by flames, the executioner is s......   reply

I absolutely do get this way, and as a fellow fujo who feels your pain I would be more than happy to offer you a hug dear. I avoid any sort of story with sad endings and tragedies like the plague. (Yaoi or not.) I take character deaths pretty hard tbh. Even more so when it involves character(s) I grew super attached to. When they die, I feel like a......   1 reply

Basically my first reaction went something like this: "Oh god they're making out..." "OH SHIT THEY GONE DO IT!" "YOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!! " "DAT BOOTY THO!" *gasps in amazement* "Forgive me Lord Jesus, BUT I'M 'BOUT THIS LIFE!"   reply

I'm not cut out for prison, so no thanks. Plus, randomly burning stuff is super dangerous and bad for the environment. (⊙…⊙ )   reply

Back when I was about 15 or 16, my mom had a serious stroke, and my dad didn't want to take me to see her in the ICU until the next day. When I finally went to visit her, she didn't recognize me, and had no idea who I even was. Seeing my mom in that state, and knowing that she nearly died was hella traumatizing, and it fucked me up pretty bad. I wa......   1 reply

The first Tokyo Ghoul series. The ending to that fricked me up so bad omg. Like I literally cried for over 5 hours straight. I felt like a part of my soul died.   1 reply

I'd give literally anything for an anime adaptation (or at the very least an OVA) of Ten Count. Unfortunately that'll never happen because of Japan becoming more strict when it comes to their censorship laws in recent years, and making it virtually impossible to see a BL anime completely uncensored. The fujoshi struggle is real.   3 reply