Things I can never get. . . OTL

 Someone buy me these pweaseeeee.

Dance video if you want to watch it

For people who watched last episode of OreShura . One of the fan subber staff wrote

Shakespeare once wrote,

    All the world’s a stage,
    And all the men and women merely players:
    They have their exits and their entrances;
    And one man in his time plays many parts.

While he wrote this in reference to aging and the stages of a man’s life, it applies to us in many more ways. What parts do we really play in our lives?

How we act depends strongly upon who we are with. With our teachers, we may act the diligent student or the troublemaker. With our business partners, we may act the confident, can-do professional.

Whoever we are with, we are still ourselves, but we consider our behavior different from our behavior in some natural state. This invites the question, What is our natural state? Is it how we are with our families? No, there are things I would do and feel more natural with my friends which I would not do with my family. Is it how we are with our friends? I highly doubt that as well, as it also works the other way.

The fact of the matter is, we play different parts with different people. We take on different roles depending on our relation to others.

The reverse is also true. To others, we play a certain part in their lives, with a certain personality and familiarity. Each person in someone else’s life fills a different role. We may play our part in relation to others specifically to fill the role others expect us to fill. And that part may be set by how they first perceive us.

But therein lies a problem. By admitting that we play different parts for different people, or that we play our part to fill a role for someone, we admit that we are constantly acting. We are acting out our own person, many parts in the same—we are all samefags and will remain samefags so long as we live.

This invites another question: How can we change the role we play? Adopting a new role immediately is impossible—others expect us to play a certain role. We must change our roles slowly. We must move ourselves into a position from which we may enter our new role with others’ approval.

But what is this position? Is it not itself a different role from what we play now? Then we must move into a position to enter it. How do we approach it at all? Is it even possible?

A paradox indeed.

Alas, all we really can ask is, What would happen if tomorrow I tried being more than what I am to you now?

Laugh so hard at this parody video.

Update ?? maybe

I suck at writing blogs so im just gonna list what I did in the last few weeks

• Bioshock Infinite - Finished it in one sitting, real mind fuck this game. Enjoyed it more than the first and second game.

•  Path of Exile - still playing this, might switch to Dragon Prophet or Scarlet Blade. PSO2 WHERE ARE YOU!

• 1st & 2nd Madoka Movies - Aired in our theaters that we go to. Nothing much different since its all recap. Hopefully the 3rd movie brings something new.

•  Animes  - A lot of animes are starting to end which always makes me sad D= and the newer seasons are coming up soon.

 Anyways thats basically what I did for the last few weeks. Here is a random dancing video for you

Unlimited Videos Work ?

This looks familiar don't know remember if I already posted this one or not. Too lazy to write a actual blog so I spam vids

heres the shake it touhou version.

Original w/ subs

or

English cover

which do you like?

I will post this remix here just because I find this funny since the last 2 weeks went to watch first and 2nd madoka movie that aired here my city. Which actually surprised me, too bad it was all recap D=

LOL

this video made me laugh so hard.

On a brighter note here is a AMV from won  #1 from our anime convention last year (Anime Revolution)

Movie? what movie?

 damn you blogger for not finding the video on YT !!

Click here for the AMV

You know that evangelion AMV I  posted, well heres the cover song for that AMV.

Pretty much, most of the animes I watched in the last few years

depressing song