MyDepressionList

I watched it. It was decent, but the pacing of the plot ruined everything.

I haven't watched it, but my guide to the world of ongoing games, who is also my best friend, said it's quite good. So I looked up some gameplay moments on YouTube.

I was just walking home across the bridge over the pond. It's a 5-minute walk, but I always end up spending about 20 minutes there, looking for and counting turtles. They're so cute, they camouflage themselves as rocks (if they're on the shore) or leaves (if they're swimming in the water). So, in reality, I'm counting rocks and leaves where I find paws or heads. Today, I found 11.

Look how well this person lives...

I was just watching something, and it made me think about it, and I felt this incredible sense of apathy. Not anger or sadness, just a cold realization of the meaninglessness of any effort. I suddenly wanted to just slack off, but, as before, the thought stopped me that I can resort to this, my absolute right, on any other day, and there's no need to rush.

That’s why I’m not watching anime right now.

But watching anime, on the contrary, sweetens the bleakness of life and makes it less bitter, spicy, or sour.

I only watch things that are strong enough to make me think and feel. I have enough of that in my life right now. And I'm not interested in comedies.

I see, so it's something strong enough to make you think and feel.

For example, are you referring to something deep and intellectual like MLP and "Love! Live!"?

Idols are sacred; I worried about them more than about my personal life.

As for MLP, I haven't watched it for about three years now.

Do you play the game on your phone using the app?

No, but my former girlfriends and friends played like hardcore gamers recently.