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While I'm not going to tell you that you shouldn't get a boyfriend when you're that young, I will say that most guys don't mature until 17-18 from what I remember of high school. But, anyways, good luck! It's always nice having someone to talk to about the things you like, especially anime and such!

You have no idea how hard that question is to answer, as I've seen way too much as it is (gotta have something to do on the weekends when everyone else goes drinking or has a hangover)! Durarara, Bakuman (all seasons), Working!!, Spice and Wolf, and Steins;Gate all have honorable mentions, but those are just ones I've watched in the past year or two with the exception of Spice and Wolf. Chances are, if you bring up an anime, I've probably seen it. Oh, Legend of Legendary Heroes is good! It's set in the age of kingdoms, knights, and magic, so if you are into that stuff, it's worth checking out! I actually got my mom into RideBack and Working!!, which is pretty sweet!

haha i rly wanted to watch some of those but didnt rlly have the time haha i read my question over again and i was like dang it is a hard question to answer lol wat is spice and wolf about? like my little sister wanted to watch it but it kinda looked inapporiate so i didnt let her lol

Spice and Wolf is about a middle-aged traveling merchant who comes across a pagan god of agriculture who takes on the form of a wolf or young woman with wolf-ears and tail (although she's totally a fox if you take a good look at her. The colors just match perfectly). Anyways, she wants to return to her old home in the north, and he agrees to take her as long as she pays her way. The series is about their journeys to her homeland. He has certain skills as a merchant that help them evade trouble while making enough to live on, and she offers equally to his business to ensure that her presence is not a bother. I'd suggest about 15-16 years old would be the earliest to watch it. I just don't think it would be something anyone younger would quite enjoy as much. That, and there are two scenes where Holo (the wolf) is nude. However, those scenes are handled quite well in that they are neither fan service nor ecchi/hentai. They show a lot about the main characters' personalities as well as outlooks on sexuality.

Durarara is... really hard to describe. I'd say it takes 2-4 episodes to understand how characters are related and how the series ticks (although you'll still never guess what happens next once you do). After saying all that, I'd have to say that it is about a whole slew of characters growing and adapting to their rather unique environment in downtown Tokyo where all kinds of crazy events occur. It's a good blend of a little light-hearted comedy with a lot of dark, gritty for a grey-ish coming of age story for teenagers through young adults (and headless motorcyclists) alike. It's just ridiculous enough that the dirty, gritty part isn't depressing, and just dark enough that you still feel for the characters. I feel like it gives the series a lot more depth than the ones that are either ridiculous for comedy or dark, dirty, and gritty. Just make sure you give it a couple of episodes before you judge it. I hated it at first when they showed it at anime club, but after just a couple weeks of 1 episode each week, I started to love it.

I have watched and enjoyed every genre of anime. I don't particularly have a favorite genre, as I usually just go through lists of anime (by name, not genre) and pick out any I find that I haven't seen before. I think the anime I started today, Bakemonogatari, is the only anime I've ever picked out based on something other than random draw. I'd listened to its ending song by SuperCell (great band, by the way) and found out it was used in an anime just a few days ago. So, yeah, any and all genres are fine by me as long as it's anime! What about you? What genres are you into?