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Can I post about Richard Grayson plz ? His early retro days were filled to the brim with them. Oh, shush. You love it.

I'm glad you cleared up my misconception about your opinion. I hope I wasn't overreacting to those who may be less familiar with female fandoms but this kind of idea is way to widely practiced. It's just really disheartening when people still believe in all this stigma- it happens way to much in my experience with a mostly female fanbase.

Omygosh- another Hiddleson and Avengers fan! I'd never would've thought to see one in this community! And omygosh- I KNOW! Look at this precious baby: omg someone give him a hug- I decided to brush up upon this since my fandoms have grown from my last post here. ^^ My first fandom I was ever apart of was the Warriors/animal OC fandom ? (They personified their characters but didn't quite associate themselves with furries) I joined it in 2008. I was in middle school then so I didn't care for the quality so much. YouTube was my starting point for fandoms. A little bit later I joined the anthromorphic-loving furry bunch as well. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaUYUKC37U0&index=34&list=UU1M-0GzHNS1sy7my0UBOBFw lol hey dont make fun of it its a good song and nice amv allikatnya was my childhood alright I wasn't really seriously into fandoms or really recognized that they were called fandoms up until I started looking up Legend of Zelda and Pokemon stuff online. Well, pretty much just Nintendo stuff in general. I also favorited a few MLP and LPS (older stuff) too. Also, WEBKINZ. Big thing back then for me. Watched so many Webkinz videos. Around when I got re-aquainted with an old favorite, Danny Phantom I watched- well, finished my first anime- Tokyo Mew Mew. I remember loving it as a girl too the same way. It's not exactly revolutionary but I still love it so- probably because I feel fond nostalgia over it like Sailor Moon too. I just really like magical girl animes, okay? Around the same time I got into MLP again- big time- 2011- also the same time I took some great interest in comics- thanks to the movies... I really enjoyed Toby Miguire as a kid and adored Spider-Man but I never really had access to comics. The movies persuaded me to look up stuff online. Later on I gave DC Comics a chance. I found myself watching and loving every minuete of Batman: The Animated Series. That really got me into DC stuff. Haha, It's a lot- but I've had others along the way. Might as well list all the fandoms I'm in: DC Comics (mostly Batfamily though) Marvel (virtually every team and Cap) Webkinz (I still wanna buy all the toys even though the fandom on YouTube is kinda dead now) Animal OC/Furry Warriors LPS (toys and new rebooted show) Harry Potter Lord of the Rings/The Hobbit Anime- lots of magical girl stuff but has seen lots of other genres too Nintendo Legend of Zelda Pokemon Steven Universe Danny Phantom (sometimes FoP. I also watched American Dragon: Jake Long) Okami/den somewhat in the Minecraft fandom (sometimes I find the content in it really stupid though) Avatar: The Last Airbender (I haven't seen Korra yet *le-gasp*) Fandoms I'm slowly getting into with time and effort: SuperWhoLock Homestuck I might give Star Trek or Star Wars a chance, I dunno- I'm a sucker for sci-fi and space exploration (I'm kinda a super ultra mega nerd already) Gravity Falls Adventure Time and Regular Show Sorry for the long clusterfuck of a post.

Ouch. So I guess the belief still stands that usually whenever something has a female audience or is intended for females is unpleasant and low in quality despite the whole brony phenomenon and the fact that the SuperWhoLock shows are all great in quality as well (in fact, ahem- targeted towards all older genders and people)? C'mon guys, let's cut the sexism. Having a mostly female fandom doesn't make something any less in quality for the content itself. It also doesn't mean females are prone to liking low quality media either. I may not personally prefer some bands that girls like that you listed above- and you most likely don't either but again, let's not generalize from the less desirable.

NO. :okiedokielokie:

2 sets of glasses- 4 lens. 4/2 = 2. MLP has six mane characters- 6 can be divided by 2 MOTHER OF GOD

Spinach, chicken, and rice, anyone?

WOOOT spinach is hella good

UGGHHHH ! When a kid's princess movie Frozen came around promoting that love- true love can come in all forms with arguably fantastic animation is called overrated because people everywhere enjoy it for almost a year seems kinda unfair, don'tcha think? Bronies have been gushing and spamming the internet and beyond over a little girls' show about cartoon fantasy ponies for almost four years and now we're complaining about Frozen?

Anime is a beautiful thing! >v< The art style, the storylines, the creativity, it's gold among animation. Although I am a big supporter and what one might call on otaku, (maybe, it's not really my life all the time, but it kinda it is at the same time lol) I do have my strong reoccuring dislikes with the media. I loved anime and Nintendo even as a little toddler. My art style that has stuck with me all these years even without me knowing yet what it was called is very much based upon it. 1. The fanservice. Don't get me wrong, I don't mind someting more on the erotic side whether it would be fan-made or not but it starts to bother me, if not concern me when I try to watch popular anime on Netflix without intention of seeing it. Nearly every single one had someone, particularly female, being demoralized or focused in a sexual way in at least one scene. I am also aware though that what may come off as everyday and neutral in Japan could be very different in America but it still upsets me with its abundance. 2. I have some issues with the fandoms. Although a lot of them are modest about it and mature, there are those weeaboos that just abuse japanese terms and culture that kinda ruin the content for you. Ugh, and I despise those people who find American animation and shows trash. But then again, I have issues with all my fandoms. I really hope I'm not the odd man out on this one.

destiny help the internet is ruining me

^ I'm finally coming to terms that my life according to myself makes a helluva lot more sense than a majority of people I know. Hey, sometimes things work out and sometimes they don't. Everyone's also got that "character trait" that makes their life shitty in some aspect. I expect the unexpected luck. Fighting back things that are thrown at me.

I highly recommend the movie Wolf Children. It's the cutest anime I have ever seen with a very bittersweet end. ^^ Fantastic character development with a super trooper mom.