Isn’t cosplay about the fun?
Submit Anon: This is wrong on so many levels
I have a friend, who we’ll call L. L has been one of my closest friends since we were eleven years old. When she was seven, her mum and dad got divorced; L and her sister stayed with their dad. L’s dad is, I believe, bisexual, and since L was twelve has lived with another man (we’ll call him M). Around the time this happened, M was preparing to come out to his somewhat homophobic parents. This is important to the story. Read More
Submit Anon: Creepy Hetalia Yaoi fans and molested guys
(sorry for my bad english, I’m not a native speaker)
Last month I went to America with my parents to visit some old friends.
They have a 21 year old son let’s call him J. J is a really nice guy and he shares the interest for Anime with me.
One day we decided to go to his favourite anime shop…. Bad Idea…
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Sa-KOH-ra, Nuh-RAH-to, Sas-SOO-kay.
Hi there! I’ve been browsing this blog for the longest time and decided upon submitting my own story. Kind of long, so read at your own discretion.
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Her cosplay is actually pretty good.
Mod D: Yet some people are just jerks, shame
Submit Anon: “but assassin’s creed is SO badass!”
hello there! i’d just like to share a pretty embarrassing experience that i had at school today! please be patient; i’m not a very good writer or storyteller!
i’m a sophomore in high school (i’ll call myself claudia, a character from assassin’s creed), and as it’s nearing the end of the school year, my theatre class has been becoming very stressful for me. with my social anxiety and my depression, my counselor acknowledged the increasing bullying and stress and allowed me to take a break from that class today.
i knew that the anime crowd always hung out in the cafeteria during that period, and i’m friends with a few of them, so i decided to head there. the usual people were there, talking as they normally would.
one boy, whose name i can’t quite remember (so i’ll call him assassin) was wearing a hoodie that looked just like ezio auditore’s coat! assassin’s creed is one of my absolute favorite franchises, so naturally i scurried straight over to him to ask him about it. he was happy to allow me to wear it. i couldn’t help it, who doesn’t want to look like a super cool assassin?
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Submit Anon: The Life of an Otaku
At my high school, there’s a memoir assignment that all freshmen have to complete in their English class. If they wish, they can choose to submit their finished memoirs to be published in an anthology; since a lot of these memoirs deal with sensitive subject matter, people can choose to use pen names. There are some incredible memoirs in this book: a lot of these are really, really poignant, stuff you wouldn’t expect from a high school writing assignment.
And then there’s “The Life of an Otaku”, by a girl known only as Yuzu-chan.
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Submit Anon: Surprise from Glomp-zilla
Ok, so I tried submitting before, but somehow wasn’t able to. Anyways, here’s a different story that might pass.
So this was while I was attending a convention here in the Midwest, a couple years back.
The majority of the con went very well; I dressed as Italy for the last two days, and got many praise/pictures with it. Fun time!
Until…they felt like showing up…
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Submit Anon: ”Oppai-tan and Pettanko-tan”
Never go into an empty anime store with your best friend.
I live in Los Angeles. About once every month and a half I go down to Little Tokyo, because we don’t live far from there (about a 30 minute drive). Usually I end up spending all the money I earned there, because let’s be honest, it’s a really fun place to visit.
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Submit Anon: My little sister isn’t your loli!
Lets start this story off with me saying that I never really had a weeaboo phase. I was vaguely interested in Sonic and Hetalia when I was 11-12, but I never really used the Internet then, so there wasn’t much room for it to grow.
I’m a fan of Homestuck. My little sister, who I’ll call R, doesn’t really read it, but really likes the characters from what I’ve told her about them. It’s probably for the best that she doesn’t read it, because she is only 11.
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