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I read it rather fast and skipped some parts as hell on earth, it's past my attention span. But I see a lot of similarities in myself - as in seeing teh meaningless in sharing your powerlevel in teh public - and for all my life - I done teh exact things for most of teh time. "It feels meaningless to talk about something you wont be interested in". I held this belief as it was teh Ironwall, and still do, but as all walls that are built - are meant to fall at one point. I've easen up about talking about how much of an otaku I am to a degree to those who might also watch themself. Most of teh time i seen 100x times more. I've a coworker i recommend anime too a few times and honestly - I get to share one of my biggest passions. Is that really a bad thing?

I will never pour out my powerlevel all at once, but showily with hints. If there's no connection to teh other parts, so be it. I keep it to myself.

I think you would enjoy an anime club as soon you lower your guard, as keeping a guard up only prevents you from having fun. It's teh spontaneous conversation about topics you love that are fun after all. Not sitting side to side to ask questions that are awkward. Teh 20 year old guys seems to figured this out - as he just wants to talk about anime and have fun.

Ironically I almost never haev talked about anime irl, as I am not too keen on talking about it. But heck, if I joined a place where everyone is there for teh same reason. I would be excited. It maeks me think of Genshiken where everyone is good freinds and discuses each anime episode after teh other. But to get there is another thing, and I am sure we all want that. I can't feel a little bit jealous. As in teh end, I am talking about a good friendship. Teh start to friendship is open up. To share opinions.

I am sure I will get shit for such "normie thinking" "get friends and be happy LOL", but I would rather point it age "maturity". Also, It's not easy to get to know someone, and I am not very keen in having friends irl either. BUT, as a club without no real attachment does sounds awezum. Everyone in teh Genshiken seems to haev fun - and I am jealous of that. :x3:
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