Japanese romance writing really impresses me. You can see characters being declared a true love made in heaven after simply exchanging "hello," or characters literally searching for a room for 30-40 years and literally needing an American film to just make them a little more sincere. I'm not even talking about friendship that looks like love and love that looks like friendship, lmao.
I've always found it interesting to hear about Facebook's dwindling audience in the West, because in my region, using Facebook is like trying to speak Japanese on the street in New York City while pretending you don't understand English.
Lmao indeed
Yeah, they tend to make the heroines act as if they have NEVER in their life had a guy be nice to them.
Japanese fiction is generally very melodramatic, if you ask me. I know this type of storytelling is popular in Japanese culture, but I still remember one manga about friendship that used a comparison of trust with lovers, without any irony or shipbait. Just ask any girl you know if they would raise an eyebrow if their best friend told them she trusted them as a lover.
"Look for the girl with the broken smile..." vibes much.
Cool I can try calling bart and grog twice then. I'm a big fan of them, I want them to autograph my shirt.
After all, WhatsApp is owned by Facebook. Ultimately, it's the same company with a different app
Sorry for all the hentai I have in your history Cuckerberg-sama.
Of all the TomoLife screenshots I've seen, you're the first person to make sports team gijinkas(?)Yes yes its all coming together.
I still had a lot of mii space left so im planning a separate "island" of nfl teams
I care more about the story, and the habit of most modern anime of skipping context pissed me off to the point of getting me to quit watching anime all together. I only watch anime original stuff now, or if I hear that the adaptation is loyal to the source.
Kinda yeah.
It's Meta, the alien boy only created Facebook before buying the rest of apps. I'd prefer not using anything touched by him, but people don't make it easy. The difference is that messages are encrypted and I'm not bombarded with ads nor scams.
I have no problem reading manga after watching the anime adaptation, but manga adaptations from an anime? Unless the manga is better than the original source or intentionally differs (anthologies, doujinshi, etc.), I find it a waste of time.
