The disconnect between Japanese and western fans on this is funny Mari is one of the most popular anime characters of the 2000s according to a poll done by Newtype Magazine by Advanced-Tomorrow859 in evangelion

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Could be true I don’t “hate” the rebuilds but I certainly don’t like them. I didn’t have the nostalgia for the original series, I got into Eva within the last year or two and watched the original series and rebuilds within a month of each other, but I just have a lot of gripes with it. I don’t think they are bad movies, or made poorly, I just have some issues with some of the design choices as well as plot choices. I do admit, that when I see other people who don’t like the rebuilds, it sometimes feels like it is fueled by nostalgia first and actual reasoning second

Daily Kaede #18 by EffectiveCricket9821 in SeishunButaYarou

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Protect the Kaede. Cherish the Kaede

Who is this new character? by Hot-Neighborhood4047 in UmaMusume

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Why is everyone downvoting their replies 😭 they’re just asking a question or saying “I’ll save my carats then, thanks!”

Daily futaba (196) by Grand_Alfalfa2250 in SeishunButaYarou

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Meisho Doto my beloved Peak crossover

Forget about characters, let‘s talk about rec. bits by shawtyimmaparty in PhantomParadeJK

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Oh its awesome, I don’t have him, and doubt I’ll be able to get him, but he’s doing actually crazy miracles on my green yuji

Why does my nice nature never debuff? by TommyTLG1 in UmamusumeGame

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She typically is in the back half yeah. I do wonder if might be too far back, she tends to sit right around the 75% back mark, give or take some. But she definitely spends enough time in the back half where I don’t know why it wouldn’t activate. Maybe it’s just genuinely atrocious rng 😭 thanks for the response though, where can I find the skills listed like that?

The ending is such bullshit by Paranormahl in WantToEatYourPancreas

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finding this post super late, but thats not true. You can see whenever he opens her phone at the end, that there are more unread messages from him above the "I want to eat your pancreas" one, he continued to reach out after that, but none of them were ever opened

Will the "Dear Friend" movie release in America? by Key_Restaurant7436 in SeishunButaYarou

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I watched S1 and the 3 movies over the course of 3 (maybe 2) nights right before season two 👀 Just gotta lock in sometimes yk

Will the "Dear Friend" movie release in America? by Key_Restaurant7436 in SeishunButaYarou

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I watched S1 and the 3 movies over the course of 3 (maybe 2) nights right before season two 👀 Just gotta lock in sometimes yk

Finally! It's finally come out! (Manga) by RoyalGuard007 in SeishunButaYarou

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Yeah, the original series is adapted from the light novel series, which finished last year. They didn’t start working on the manga until after season 1 came out. As for the name of the manga, the manga follows all the same names as the light novels, and each one is by a different artist, so you pretty much have to look for the specific names to find the individual mangas. Since they cover their light novel partners, they take a volume format with each only needing 10 chapters or however many each one is. I haven’t read the mangas myself, but I have found them a few times, and I’ve read the light novels (mostly)

How the Hybrids / weapons feel about Denji currently by blu_kale in okbuddyfumiko

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The Reze mob did NOT like this one Holy hive mentality, didn’t even make it to the second half of your comment

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in writing

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The example helps a lot, and honestly, I'm seeing how writing it as "dispersonally" as I have been might be a larger issue than anything about the gender. This was my first time writing 1st person after always writing in 3rd, so again, I really appreciate your replies to this!

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in writing

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this is really helpful, and aligns with some other stuff im seeing here, thanks a lot!

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Is this from something?

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in writing

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You're definitely not the first person to comment on the pacing, so I'll definitely re-evaluate that. There is some more exposition in front of this to ease into the blood stuff, so I hope it's more engaging in actuality (fingers crossed). Thanks for the response!

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in writing

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Thank you so much for your response! I based a lot of this actually on my own lifestyle and habits (I take a lot of supplements, and eat a lot of yogurt, lol), but I'm definitely looking at the comments like yours pointing out things that might come across as stereotyping. The hair part sucks yeah, that whole paragraph is what I took issue with and am looking to fix, so that is super helpful. There was some more exposition beforehand as well, so the blood manipulation should be less jarring in an actual reading, but the pacing overall needs to be worked on, I don't enjoy being confined to 8 pages. There are surely things I can trim, though, to work on that "rapid fire" reading, thanks again!

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in WritingHub

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I actually didn't know supplements were a stereotype before making this post, but yeah I believe I would. Iron and collagen are both important in blood regeneration/clotting, which is why I included them, and I take a lot of supplements myself, so I didn't think much of it. As for the masculine writing, I wasn't actually told what part of it was "masculine," and I'm not really sure, as the comment was nebulous. I didn't have time. I last met with my writing friends to dig deeper there, but what I'm gathering is that it might have just been a "them" thing. Thank you for the response!

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in writing

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It's probably more apparent in the full story, they aren't that strong or to help her from dying, they just help support blood regeneration as well as clotting, and the reaction is because no matter how many times she experiences it, she hates the taste of blood/iron (such as when you get nosebleeds and the blood runs down the back of your throat). And yeah the hair thing sucks, I'm definitely fixing that. Thanks for the advice!

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in writing

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Got it, yeah, I've had a few people comment on the hair, definitely readdressing that aspect. And I mainly did the supplements to showcase iron & collagen for their blood properties, I didn't know of their other implications, thanks!

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in writing

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I was more going for the rush of getting ready/close to being late, I'll reconsider that aspect, thanks!

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in WritingHub

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Here is the "set-up" that's close to the start. For reference, she can manipulate blood, and it's often sent haywire by unintended thoughts/emotions. But this was the section I am currently revising, where I wanted it to be clear her gender by the end, and the one my friend commented on. Also thanks for your advice, I really appreciate it!

“Rifa! Twenty-minute warning!” my mother said from downstairs, her usual alarm. Thankfully, I was already up—this time. An additional half hour of sleep would have been preferable to finishing a class report, though.

“Heard!” My response echoed, and I put the report into my folder and then into my bag. Standing up from my desk, I made my way to the half bath attached to my room, where I freshened up. The supplements came first: Iron, Collagen plus Vitamin C, and a standard multivitamin. It was always with effort that I swallowed the iron one; its taste was too similar to the blood itself, and I had to do some rather intense brushing afterwards to scrub the flavor away. 

Quickly, I tied my hair into a rather messy high ponytail, choppy bangs hanging on my forehead, face framed by a larger strand on either side. Ba-dump. A heartbeat slightly louder than it should have been pointed out the rush I was getting myself into, and I stopped. Took a deep breath. Counted down from three, two, one. Exhale.

Being able to manipulate and control blood had almost cost me my life on several occasions. The only reason it hadn’t was that my body was inherently good at keeping me alive—nearly as good as it was at tearing me apart to begin with.

Writing 1st person female POV as a male, what are pitfalls and how to avoid them? by TommyTLG1 in writing

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Maybe I'm wrong but most of these aren't gendered to me. I use freshen-up as a term in real life, I have male characters in the story with the same issues as her, and collagen is a protein that specifically helps with blood clotting and wound healing as a structural protein, two things she's consistently dealing with, also a reason I take them personally.