What life lessons have Anime and Manga taught you?
What life lessons have Anime and Manga taught you?
Evangelion thought me to try and connect even if it hurts
Death note taught me that one man cannot know what is right for all
Akira taught me that I shouldn't pick on little guys
Erased taught me that I need to make the most of every moment and pay attention
and reddit taught you to use those spacings right?
there's no hope for gf for me
last panel
when people are killed, they die
Everyday we stray further from god.
3d women don't matter
Reddit taught me ur mom gay
being a parent is hard.
People die if they are killed.
Don't trust nice people.
Rookies taught me a lot. I need to read it again.
no u
Have an escape plan if you intent to try this shit for real.
Manga and Anime taught me that if you are weird you attract those who are weird (aho girl), hence why i'm making my best effort to become a normie. Also that in life what really matters is the people around you, and that true love is when a friend gives his life for his friends (re:life, boku dake ga inai machi, steins;gate).
Fun things are fun.
A MAN DREAM
NEVER DIES
always open the door for strangers
Loyalty to humanity is overrated.
Why is this cancer meme on Sup Forums? fuck off
From flcl, I've learned that growing up fucking sucks,
From fate/stay night, I learned that you shouldn't give up, even if that's hell you're walking into,
From death note, I learned that flying too close to the sun can get you burned, and finally,
From evangelion, I learned that "bologna pony" is objectively the best name for a dick
Congrats, you look like a faggot
He's right, where the fuck are you guys coming from?
No w
The most valuable of lessons.
I learned about hedgehog's dilemma from Evangelion.
Little girls love sex.
this is the only doujin to genuinely make me feel sick and sad reading
thanks for reminding me of it user
and yes i have read pic related, she was an idiot the whole way, her fault 100%
Emergence 100% fucking sucks. But everyone I say that to just says "I don't get it''or some other shit
That you're waifu will never kiss you on the cheek
Is this the manga where the girl is being raped?
yea, one of them
Fug, that's not good. I kinda want to know what happens but I don't think I can handle it; I read a few pages and stopped in the past
nobody will ever love you
That I should always expect the unexpected.
Never go near the French
Talent + "Hard Work" > Hard Work > Talent
It's really good. I read that shit like once a month
I can have no redeeming qualities besides being somewhat reliable and I'll have cute girls lining up to slob on my knob.
Becomes somewhat true when you get older, except they aren't cute
Fake Boobs floats on water
Maoyuu taught me the beauties of free trade and liberal values
I can´t believe I laughed at this.
SoL shit made me a little bit more willing to open up to people, even if it means that I could get betrayed by them or lose them after starting to like them
but i'm still unsure if spending my life caring and worrying about others other than close family is better then just to be lonely but at peace
Evangelion taught me that you can basically bluff your way into deepness and nerds will fucking eat it up.
Frankly, the more you let your fanbase interpret your 2deep meanings, the more you can bilk them for shit like Eva Ramen and Eva Soap and Eva brand god I don't know, what the fuck, it's not even that great
No game no life taught me it's not cheating if you are not caught.
Kurosawa taught me that I am not even as admirable as an ant.
>From flcl, I've learned that growing up fucking sucks,
That wasn't what FLCL was about, the message was that most people are growing up in the wrong way, and spend too much effort focusing on being "mature", when really the right thing to do is embrace your immaturities to find your path and happiness in life.
Other Kurosawa taught me that being an edgy misanthrope is nothing but cheating yourself out of your own happiness
This one was more than 10 years too late for me.
Same here, only manga that made me want to change my life. I think if I was in high school when I read it I could have actually made some difference but none of it really applies to a working adult.
All those "life lesson" manga like Taught that I am fundamentally broken and shouldn´t even try to find love and happyness.
tatami galaxy taught me that I should live with and love my choices instead of obsessing over doing everything perfectly
Non-meme reply: NHK ni Youkoso helped me get off my ass and get a job.
In May of 2015 I had just graduated after taking 6 years to get my Bachelor's degree due to failing a mandatory class on two occasions. The last two years I just lied to my parents and told them I was going on for my Master's in order to keep the cash flows coming. I did about two month's worth of diligent job searching from January through February, sending out probably ~200 job applications in that time so I could have a job lined up by the time I graduated. March rolled around and I hadn't gotten a single interview, and every day checking my email was just another round of deleting another couple "We regret to inform you..." messages.
I got disillusioned and my efforts dropped down to filling out maybe one job application a week. I stopped showing up for classes almost entirely but it was the last semester of my senior year so you pretty much just have to give some half assed attempt at your capstone and you'll graduate. I graduated late April and because the job I had been working was a student job, I was now unemployed. Spending every single day in my house avoiding my job search, I was basically just watching anime 12 hours a day, sleeping 12 hours a day. My parents were getting annoyed with me lazing around all the time and my dad started to drop off military recruitment pamphlets in my room every day.
This continued for about a month until I finally got around to watching NHK ni Youkoso. Pretty much every trait that Satou had, I could see in myself. The way he was constantly lying to everyone about his schooling, his constant conspiracy about how it's not his fault he's a NEET, a lot of his excuses for why he wasn't successful, and the brief moments of clarity wherein he realized how terrible he is only to push those thoughts aside, just generally being a useless sack of shit. I had about 9000 hours time played in WoW and the episodes of him desperately playing that MMO hit me. Not too long before that I had even made some half assed attempt to learn coding to so I could make my own video game. Pretty much the only difference between us is that I didn't have a qt girl or a cool bro trying to help me get my life back on track, and I didn't think suicide was such a bad option. What really made me think and reflect was the episode where his mother calls and informs him that they will no longer be providing him any money. That's when I had my own personal "Oh shit," moment and really considered what I'm going to do when that happens to me.
So long story short, after watching NHK ni Youkoso I redoubled my efforts to find a job and about a month later I landed an interview. I got the job and I accepted it. Since then I'm making decent money, living on my own, and able to sustain myself. I know it's pretty weebish to have to have an anime to tell you you're a piece of shit, but I'm glad I finally watched that anime and got myself back on track.
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So you just evaded that ban for bitching about reddit spacing or what?
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You can tell the thickness of a woman's bush by looking at her eyebrows
Sometimes I cry a bit when I remember this one.
Jealousy exist in the hearts of all women to the point where they'd betray their own blood to get what they want.
Does this girl fucks his father dog in a doujin?
And useless flesh
Friendship is the most powerful thing in existance. No matter how shit your life is, one day a cute girl will come to save you.
i learned that i am not in fact a pedophile
>No matter how shit your life is, one day a cute girl will come to save you.
Just watch, any moment now.
the most important life lesson