I guess I better describe the intent of my response better: Dates are easy for me. It's just a matter of appropriate effort and being out there. I'm mostly venting to friends here. I've found you cannot set life goals by how lonely your are for female companionship. Once a girl wants you they'll use you regardless of personality, physique or respect for your feelings. I keep my self worth pretty far from dating so I don't get depressed. I'm trying to refine my "bad person" detector so I don't get annoyed :)

xD Aw man that sucks... Yeah... I'm not the biggest fan of eating a lot of soft food... I can see how that would be one of the worst parts..

Yandere are the best. When it comes to love, you simply can't beat a girl who's feelings for someone are so strong they drive her to insanity. Oh and I've gotta go with Fuyou Kaede.

Hmmm well this is not where I was thinking this would go, but that is what makes it fun! If we are going to start using silicon, why not just make the whole thing out of it? They have gotten the flesh texture down pretty well from what I hear. (I once designed an entirely functional computer that would look and feel human, all in my head, all I needed was the AI for it. I haven't gotten that yet, but maybe soon ;D)

It's hard enough even finding a girl who will have sex on their period. I am interested in finding a girl that can squirt, I want to drink from her fountain...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mysterious_Girlfriend_X Is my favorite romance anime.

not a big one like that, at least that I've seen. but: http://www.tomopop.com/pre-order-koto-s-swimsuit-kuroneko-to-fill-in-the-9675-9675--27471.phtml http://www.amiami.com/top/detail/review?scode=FIGURE-001251&page= http://www.archonia.com/mangashop/en/article/120384/

First really long anime I recall seeing was saint seiya. but yeah if having different seasons counts than the longest I've seen would probably have to be PreCure. I've almost seen all of it and the only season of precure I haven't seen yet is DokiDoki.

largely depends on the disability. some are easier to deal with than others. I knew someone who was very self conscious about their autism, but I honestly couldn't notice anything wrong with them. she also claimed to be extremely clumsy and fell a lot, but I wouldn't mind being there to catch them. As long as you really care for that person, helping them shouldn't be a problem. In fact, I think knowing someone counts on you for support can be very fulfilling. The only problem is when they're unaware of their problem or refuse to accept they even have one when they clearly do. For example; I have a family member who very poor hearing and it makes talking to them a real chore. I say one thing and they hear another and we end up having completely different conversations. They also seem to get into trouble a lot for agreeing to things they shouldn't, because they always just nod and agree when they can't hear people. Half the time they can't hear me unless I practically yell, and I don't much care for yelling.