Sometimes, after I have finished an anime I like to check out what other people think about that particular show. Who else does that and who do you think is a good anime reviewer on YouTube.

Sorry about misspelling the name. The music of Yuki Kajiura really made this anime stand out, however the pacing was very slow. SAO had more action and a faster pacing of events, but it wasn't as deep as .hack//sign. Yuki Kajiura also composed the soundtrack for SAO, but .hack//sign had better vocalists for the songs in my opinion.

Good to have you back, please enjoy your stay ^ ^ http://api.ning.com/files/D7OtuoxqP9767ojp5dEEXo1datCQZ1*Kt9dxTBze6aUtZ1viiS28dKvgYJJkQ-kfY5ECmBDuECfng2N3L5qhonMO5lnMu3T*/1wel.jpg

Good idea. Sota, here's yours: http://youtu.be/Jlb8eq_WSP8

A girl, most likely black or half (don't know the English word). She probably won't be into games or anime all that much but we will let each other live our passions and hobbies. I hope she's as posed as I am. Hopefully the girl won't be super skinny/fat, I dislike extremes, and she won't go around with pounds of make-up on her face. And the one most important thing, is that she's with me for me and not my family's wealth.

On a scale of one to SpongeBob you say? I'd say SpongeBob. http://michellependergrass.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/Spongebob-Procrastination.png

Now that I think about it there indeed has been a surge of trans men and women on MaiOtaku. In my case, I joined the site after quietly lurking around the forums and discovering just how affable everyone was. There seems to be a lot of lovely people here. The openness of the community reeled me in. I suppose one of the main reasons I'm open about being transgender here is because at the heart, MO is a dating site. I feel as though people should know who I am before deciding to send me a message, that way I can 'weed out' the trolls from those who actually have in interest in engaging in a pleasant conversation with me. Being a furry and all, I've gotten a lot of pointless flak over the years and as such I've learned how to either ignore it or avoid it. Of course, negative comments will still hurt me deep down but I try not to let them get to me as much as they used too. I think being open about things helps with that. I don't need to make excuses or anything. This is who I want to be; This is who I am, and I want the world to see me as such. Don't hide it, flaunt it.