TheAuty-sama

I tirade things that the obsession and fandom of which gets to me a little too much. So, just to clarify: Yes, I have a life. A very full one, actually. I'm a co-book writer, a mother, a caretaker of my mother, my own artist, agent, and half way my own manager, among other things. Yes, I watch other things. I like all of the Law & Order's except for CI, The Big Bang Theory, several anime, American Horror Story, and movies like The Fault in Our Stars and Lovely Bones. I simply evaluate everything I watch. Everything. I find it fun and interesting to pick apart what they would have been thinking at the time, and I find it beneficial to m

 lol Oh, how naive the young are... I've been seeing a lot of these lately. No offense to any of said people, or the creator of this deviation. Literally 78% of all anime end without the main character single--mostly because for every fan that loves one couple, there are three fans who: 1. Don't like the love interest in that couple. 2. Don't like the couple idea in general. 3. Prefer to think of OC's with the main character. OR 4. Other. And for every three fans that feel one of these ways, at least one of them would stop watching/reading/buying the anime and it's merch. all together. The vast majority of manga artists are too smart t

Someone told me the other day that religion clouds one's mind. I say it depends on the person. The lack of faith can cloud people's heads, too. Keeping in mind I'm not very religious, and what religion I do follow is painfully open minded, but makes people squirm a little, I am of the ability, as an unbiased party, to note that the most arrogant, ignorant people I've ever met have been of two sides--hardcore Christian and hardcore Atheism. It's one reason I hate any sort of fanaticism. Because that's exactly what all this is. Fanaticism. Whether it be fro or against, that' still what it is. A hardcore fan for, or against. Neither is better