superphanlocked

That's good to hear. Well right now I am working at McDonalds. Not the best in the world, but it's what was hiring. Helps me get by.

I'm pretty good! About to head to sleep so I am up for work tomorrow. Takes so much energy. How about yourself?

For me it was more that I was kind of afraid of doing what I wanted because I had low self-esteem. I sat back in the corner and did very little. Didn't ruffle feathers and didn't make waves. Avoided asking people to come over to my house and especially asking girls out because I just thought I'd be bugging them. I'd make sure not to be afraid of what I want and just try to have young me live it out more. Go places, talk to people everyday, be a little selfish. I mean I do that now XD so it isn't a big deal but still. Oh also I'd start saving way earlier. Get a bigger headstart. Tell some people how much I care about them before it's too late. There's a lot I would do.

It is good and I absolutely recommend it. And yeah have seen Erased. I like it. Interesting enough story and the subtleties of using scene to tell story( such as the red motif) while a bit overused at times was nonetheless a nice change of pace from just having characters blatantly shout exposition. You ever thought about what you'd do if you were given a 2nd chance at childhood?

I could give it a second shot I suppose. And I would say kinda? Depends which one. I do not recommend Elementary but the BBC Sherlock is pretty good as far as adaptations go. But anime can be analytical too. One of my favorite series is Monster and Steins Gate and both of those are incredibly thoughtful shows as far as anime goes. To each their own really. I am trying to find a new series to watch.

Like the Haikyuu cosplay. Have yet to really finish the series. I sort of lost interest after episode 5. But people keep saying it gets good. I just kind of hope it doesn't go all DBZ superpower bs like Prince of Tennis did. But you strike me as the type who enjoys more analytical shows :P

my bad. i did something i am not supposed to do when asking questions, and that is giving you the terms to describe the phenomena. from my personal experience, that tends to distort the truth and lead the person being questioned. so is there any way you can describe it in your own words?