TheSqueelyOne

Shoo be doo, shoo shoo be doo!! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P4TedkQP_hM

3.5 deserves every ounce of hate it gets. Just why. The others, though, I find them to be fun in their own ways. Nothing great objectively, but eh, nothing offensively bad.

I brush mine before breakfast. My mouth just tastes all gross to me, I don't like eating like that.

Ah, this old thing. Came out when the fandom was relatively new if I recall correctly. And yeah, it's just gross and inaccurate.

Like I said, episodes are only 11 minutes, and no one's going to force you to rush through the series. It's something you could take your time on, one episode before bed each night for example. Or, you can wait until you're at a point where you have more time. Like around holidays. I hope it doesn't seem like I'm trying to pressure you, I'm honestly not. I'm just offering suggestions. Steven Universe has smartphones in it.

If you're interested in it, it's definitely worth getting into. I'll warn you, though, it is a slow burn. The earlier episodes have weirder animation, don't divulge a ton of information, and may be harder to get into. I personally like them a lot, but tastes on those tend to vary. Episode 25 is where the series really picks up, so if you have trouble getting into the earlier episodes, I'd try that one and 26 (they're only 11 minutes long so you wouldn't be looking at too much time lost) and see if those are to your liking. No pressure, though. The decision is yours.

The ending theme from Star vs the Forces of Evil.

The sun is bright, our shirts are clean We're sitting up above the sea Come on and share this jam with me!

Feeling quite happy and chipper.

I'm kittenattack13. Add me and I'll probably write you a book about my cats.

Godzilla films. They're cheesy fun, though a few stand ahead of the pack as actually good films. Tokusatsu is a misunderstood art in the states, presumably because Godzilla vs Megalon of all films got tons of airplay (the cheesiness of the dubs probably didn't help either). The miniature buildings and such are beautifully sculpted to seamlessly blend real life with monster destruction, and some films, such as Mothra vs Godzilla or Godzilla vs Biollante, stand out as having amazing effects for their time. Godzilla 1998 and Godzilla Final Wars are probably the only two I don't like at least a little bit. Musicals. I'd say more people dislike musicals than actually like them. I love them. Not having a religion. At least in the US, religion is still very dominant. The Lion Guard. I remember before it even premiered, almost everyone was like "How can Disney do this! Muh childhood, wahh wahh wahh!" I've liked it since the beginning, and honestly, I welcome a new addition to a franchise which had been dead for 10 years. It's refreshing to have something that actually respects the lore and world of The Lion King, after whatever the heck the Timon and Pumbaa show was. Though, I've heard TLG has been getting good ratings, so it may not be that hated.

Homosexual panromantic. I'm just not sexually attracted to men whatsoever, but I have felt love for a few of my male exes, and I very much love my current boyfriend ^-^

Woah cool Glad to hear you're doing well ^-^

1. Cartoons, animated films, punk music, tokusatsu films (primarily Godzilla), let's plays, animals 2. I like to go out and use my memetic cat-attracting powers to photograph cats. I also just enjoy walks in general, cats or not. I like yoga, though I stick to very simple stuff when doing it. I also like to draw. 3. See answer to #2. Also, I like to browse forums and participate in discussion about things I like. And I like watching cartoons and horror or sci fi movies. 4. Nope. Daily chemotherapy pills have rendered me unable to work.

So I watched a video on Undertale earlier and I still don't get the hype. People acting like it's the most mind-blowing thing in the world just came off as fanwank to me more than anything else. I guess I just don't see what's so great about it. It's probably something best gone into unspoiled, but too late for that for me, so... meh.