Starlight Sky

Because being shallow gives you a false point of departure.

"Self" is defined in relation to others. Though commonly seen as opposites, they are co-constitutive. We do not, and cannot, exist outside of a social context because it is the very thing that impresses and shapes our embodied experience. We are forever changing, and never exactly the same as we once were. On the note of how I define my "self": I don't have one to define.

Hyperdimension Neptunia: Producing Perfection. A raising simulation and rhythm game that has me loving the cast of characters even more than before <3

I don't have a gender to bend xD

Heya ^^ Dramatic question warning! I'd like to hear your thoughts on this. Namely: why do you choose to live? For me, I'm sticking around because I'm enjoying myself. My goal for the longest while was to understand people (including myself), and since reaching the answers I needed, I'm largely indifferent to things. Apathy was a major enemy of mine some time ago, but now it's a reformed ally. I'm not forcing myself to find some lifelong goal (like forging deep bonds or fighting for a grand cause). Everything has it's limits, and properly so. I certainly won't avoid those things, but they aren't my center anymore. There are far more forms of happiness to explore. Life's fun if you can find ways to make it fun, but death seems pretty inviting otherwise. And in case you were wondering, I'm not suicidal; I just see death as a reasonable choice. Finding work/income and having my own place is the goal now. Somewhere I can build a nice gaming/anime sanctuary to spend my days with whatever/whomever I enjoy. /endmonologue Feel free to throw me your thoughts. I'd love to hear them ^^

Replied to a thread on these forums, continued a game on my PS Vita, did laundry, made quesadillas, ate quesadillas, did some Japanese homework, and now finishing this post.

Chocolate pudding because I'm currently playing through all the HDN games...and the protagonist mentions pudding so much that I started wanting some ^^ Historically though, dark chocolate bars (90%) and peppermint dark chocolate pieces are go-to treats. Recently, chewy chocolate chip cookies. On special occasions, my brother makes a mouthwatering brownie trifle. There's never enough of that one

@, I love any story with colorful and interesting characters; especially when new viewpoints and ideas get explored. The two standout anime for me are: Hunter X Hunter and Durarara!!. These are the only shows where I've fallen for virtually every character they introduce. Hunter X Hunter takes you into a world where people pursue their desires, but none are framed as "good" or "evil". Even the apparent antagonists can become allies if their interests align. It takes no time at all to get attached to these characters since none of them really hide their intentions. Unlike most shounen, there's a lot of internal dialogue and situational analysis that gives you a clear picture of why things unfold the way they do - something people usually reduce to plot armor or convenience. There's so much to love. At first, it seems like a very typical shounen with a happy-go lucky protagonist, but the darker side surfaces pretty soon, and it's a constant dance between the two, which I really appreciate. Life isn't one way or the other, it's both and neither. Next is Durarara!!, which captures the varied and hidden sides of humanity. Once season 2 hits, even the most inconspicuous characters reveals their alternate side(s). There have been far too many times where I realize how much I've underestimated a character. Every one of them is extremely engaging, and this non-chronological story weaves all their lives into an engaging tale. In some ways, it's the opposite of Hunter X Hunter since characters usually keep their desires hidden while pursuing them. I'd highly recommend either one of these. For a more comprehensive/impersonal answer though, here's my anime list! ^-^

Restless. I love my studies, but don't really have much in the way of hobbies. There are clubs and other activities I do, but during my down time...like when I get back home on a Friday night, I can't think of a single thing I want to do. *sigh* Suppose that'll be remedied a bit when I buy a PS TV tomorrow.