DeviDeviKawaii's question (17)

Please recommend me some series with two male leads that have this atmosphere but it's not romance like

Yabun ni Kyuuketsu Shitsureishimasu
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/yabun_ni_kyuuketsu_shitsureishimasu/

I Want To Be Killed By Your Beautiful Self
https://www.mangago.me/read-manga/i_want_to_be_killed_by_your_beautiful_self/

I want to get out of this state. I'd really appreciate some advice.
It might be an uncomfortable topic
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Ever since I was a kid, I liked being by myself.

During my school days, I used to doodle and usually my classmates or teacher would be compliment me since they knew how much I liked to draw.

Recently I've begin to post it online and people have been very nice and honestly it's brightened up my days a lot! It's fun talking to people and sharing art with each other.

Things happened at my uni, and now my peers who had something bad happen to them, are now directing their frustrations at me.

... this is probably bullying but that's not I want to focus on.

Today I didn't happen to notice them in the bus and began drawing on my phone, they snickered and called out each part of my process loud enough for me to hear.

The sketch. The lineart. The colouring.

How could such young adults be so immature and go so far as bothering a completely harmless person?

I wanted to brush it off, really.

But I couldn't bear it and had to switch to playing games to calm myself.

This shook me up more than I expected.

Now when I open the app and look at that piece, I can't bring myself to complete it.

They probably know absolutely nothing about art.

They didn't even say anything about the quality of the piece.

Yet the way they scratched at the fragile part of me that found comfort in art is what bothers me the most.

It's called 'Holding my piss untill I finish my work cause I know that If I get up, I'll lose my flow and I'm surely not gonna get it done later'

For me, both are a love letter for otaku culture but the means of oshikatsu has evolved (fyi there's sort of? a decade old difference between these two)

So according to wiki, the wotakoi manga ran from April 17, 2014 – July 16, 2021, i.e., before vtubing became popular .

I wonder how the story would have been if it was published after 2020.

(Probably a bad idea)
Is there anyone here going?
No one in my immediate friend circle is interested but I don't wanna go alone...
dm me if you are TT
Event: https://otatokyo.jp/

https://picrew.me/ja/image_maker/2793740

Any fans here? ⚰
I give y'all full freedom to yap about why you like it.

I can binge eating an ungodly amount of a single food item but when presented with a buffet, I have very small portions of only few items. I feel so full.
Maybe there's also the fact that I don't like eating in front of people or in public. Eating feels very personal to me and I still haven't found any person I feel comfortable eating with, even my family cause I prefer eating alone in my room.

A meme in texting format where they send a photo of a trap with bait and an audio file with calling them and the reply is another audio file with sniff sniff noises
Can someone link me the video??

you're studying Mendal's Law and resist the urge to follow up dominant and recessive with alpha or omega

If you're the type to enjoy an ensemble male cast in a non-BL series for shipping fun, which format do you prefer?

The most lovable guy and his harem, or multiple fixed pairings that don't overlap?

An antagonist whose whole role is to just be evil so that the main character appears better.
Even worse when the main cast is interesting and well-written yet the conflict they have to deal with us so stupid.

Ivan (Alnst) - Yoo Joonghyuk and Kim Dokja
Suo (Wind Breaker) - Hua Cheng and Xie Lian

Super religious family here and then you have me - an atheist

But something about incense man... tranquility, serenity, all sorts of words describing inner peace, I absolutely love it.

My mother? isn't a fan of 'em.
My super old fashioned grandma? doesn't hate it but wouldn't prefer it either.

Turns out they don't like every part of a ritual.
Makes sense but I dunno why that shocked me.

We've heard of "It's a good series, but the fandom ruined it."
What about the opposite?

I played Co-op with an online friend I just made. We were aiming for the top ranks in this event that lasted a week. But after we were done, we didn't have any other thing to keep us connected so we just drifted apart.Is this the norm? Is there like an offline irl equivalent to this cause the time we spent during the event was so fun but now it's nothing.

What's the difference? And how the make sure you are doing the former, not the latter?