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Hi, my names Savannah, I'm English and I'm 15 years old. My hobbies (outside of anime) are playing videogames, skateboarding and learning sign language! Feel free to message me! ღゝ◡╹)ノ I've been watching anime about since late 2015 uwu I'm online pretty much daily.
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Thank you very much for the information. I am planning on watching it and thanks for writing
I almost forgot, sorry for the late reply :D :P
But that supposed transition only happened towards the end of season 3 right? Before that, Eren was immature and impetuous, and if it hadn't been for Mikasa's persistent efforts to save him, he would've perished long ago. Though, you may be right about Eren. He has since become disillusioned and realised that the truth is much more sinister than he thought it was.
Yeah I should probably find time to watch it as well
I'm done with TG in its entirety. The first season was good, but that was it. A friend even said TG is philosophical, but after watching it, I'm here thinking it's borderline comical, so what the hell was my friend thinking? Lmao
Death Note was one of a kind, no doubt about it. Very thought-provocative
I'm currently only looking forward to SnK season 3 part 2. I've only seen Domestic na Kanojo and Gotoubun no Hanayome from this season. They were rather average so I wouldn't recommend them unless you're hella bored and are just looking for mindless pleasure lol. Oh wait, there's Yakusoku no Neverland. Apparently it's a good psychological thriller.
One could simply ask for the gender but that seems incredibly cumbersome to ask for this when referring to someone who might not even be easily reachable or take time to respond as well as prying into his private life.
The point for me is simply that I refuse to lend social significance to sex; let's call this social significance "gender"; I refuse to treat biological sex as anything more of a biological category than say blood type or earlobes because I don't believe in treating a man differently thereupon — even when he so want. I will simply say that he derives no privileges from his gender.
I'm uncomfortable with the idea of some men having rights others have not as decided by the moment they are born and lending social significance to sex would be one of them. I also don't say lend social significance to race but the difference is that the English language does not in general engage in having different words for different races.
I haven't read the manga, but I can still tell that its anime counterpart is glaringly inconsistent in terms of both plot and character development. Season 1 had a slow progression, but it was well-executed because everything was a build-up to the culmination of Kaneki's power in the last episode. Season 2 was quite all over the place, and TG:re just had a ridiculous plot twist. I was dumbfounded when I watched the first episode of :re because I had absolute no idea what was happening - not until they explained the twist that is; still, that was an appalling way to start the season, because for audiences who haven't read the manga, it was an unenjoyable and obfuscating experience.
The first anime I watched was Death Note because a friend recommended it to me. In my opinion, it's quite well-written and directed
Haha how many posters and figurines have you bought so far
it's gonna take a while tho to customize it
In the end almost everyone understands what I'm saying regardless especially when after initial confusion they ask and I just explain what I'm doing — it doesn't particularly seem to be a problem in communication.
About making things simpler: the problem with English is not not just that it's gendered but in many cases obligatorily so which præsents numerous issues when the gender is simply not known which is increasingly common in internet communication.
Quite a few things about English today only exist because someone started to artificially introduce it and it caught on; some of those in the opposite direction as what I'm doing today.
I guess the "why" is more that I dislike the absurd cultural emphasis on gender to the point that languages need different words for the exact same thing where the gender has exactly no relevance whatsoever.
There was a point prior to that where I semi-ironically just used "he or she" as a neutral pronoun for everyone regardless whether their sex be known or not.
So regardless the referent's sex I use say "actor", "waifu", "masseuse", or "waiter".
that said, i am slightly confused by what you're arguing? you write that he didn't deserve to die ...because he murdered people? so are you trying to argue that death was too 'easy' a punishment for him, as you then go on to say that 'he should be responsible for his actions'.
you can say sangwoo didn't deserve to die, yet neither did any of his victims. what would you have wished for instead? him rotting in prison for the rest of his days? him getting a year in prison and then going on parole?
(and yeah my pfp is sungho from warehouse)