Now, if she is interested in Tezuka, she is a keeper. That is basically the ultimate test for a manga related interest relationship.
Sad thing is that Naruto is about as "geeky" as it gets. Even at the local comic/ anime con I only met like 4 people who had read Death Note. ^^ I doubt anyone had ever eveb heard anything about Osamu Tezuka.
Now, if she is interested in Tezuka, she is a keeper. That is basically the ultimate test for a manga related interest relationship.
Sad thing is that Naruto is about as "geeky" as it gets. Even at the local comic/ anime con I only met like 4 people who had read Death Note. ^^ I doubt anyone had ever eveb heard anything about Osamu Tezuka.
Well, as everything in the universe there is light and a dark. In my opinion Naruto is the bad geeky. But if you discover anime with naruto and then go into better things such as Tezuka, Desaki, Imagawa. Then I believe there is salvation for all the lost fans out there. Hell, I still believe that people that like Koi Kaze have a chance of redemption but I am a dreamer so what do I know :P
You don't, and it's just as hard with guys - it's just that they lie about different things (girls - feelings, emotions vs guys - bragging rights events).
There is a differance between girls and guys. I, as a girl, can draw people on the train with out being considered creepy. If a guy draws people on the train, then he's considered creepy. At least that's what I learned this week end.
There is a differance between girls and guys. I, as a girl, can draw people on the train with out being considered creepy. If a guy draws people on the train, then he's considered creepy. At least that's what I learned this week end.
I can draw people on the train, but I guess is ok for me since I look a lot younger than what I am :S
I, as a girl, can draw people on the train with out being considered creepy. If a guy draws people on the train, then he's considered creepy.
I am so going to start a fake science experiment to look into that one. And people, remember to think about the averaged as we are probably not among them. I, for one, manage to be a young adult white/black male and still manage to engage others really easily.
There is a differance between girls and guys. I, as a girl, can draw people on the train with out being considered creepy. If a guy draws people on the train, then he's considered creepy. At least that's what I learned this week end.
Someone's doing it wrong. I've been drawing people in coffee shops, on buses, trains, in parks, etc., for like 10 years, and no one has perceptibly noticed.
Someone's doing it wrong. I've been drawing people in coffee shops, on buses, trains, in parks, etc., for like 10 years, and no one has perceptibly noticed.
Is it verging on creepy to want to start a collection of photo graphs of beautiful women (as in one I take myself.)?
Ummm, kinda? Depending on the situation. Please don't be like those guys at cons who walk up to me and my friends and go "let me take your picture. Huuh huuuh huuh." And I'm like..."uuum, but I'm not cosplaying?" And they are like "No, no it's okay, I'm from the freelance photographer's union." And I feel like going "You have your guild card on yah, buster?"
However, if you go into it with the right attitude, and actually learn how to take portraits instead of just going "pant pant" at random girls on the street, then maybe it is better. Maybe. There's nothing wrong with a work of art that brings out the beauty of a chosen model.
(and on a side note, there was one guy at a con who asked me "Are you over 18?" and I said "Yes." and he said "Do you model?" and I said "Only in Maya.")
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1/46 difference, genetically.
The X chromosome is full of housekeeping genes.
Hear that ladies? Housekeeping genes.
Nope. Not me. Guess I'm a guy.
I, as a girl, can draw people on the train with out being considered creepy. If a guy draws people on the train, then he's considered creepy.
At least that's what I learned this week end.
(After all, this is coming from the man who makes chocolate cupcakes of death, and loves to bake.)
And people, remember to think about the averaged as we are probably not among them. I, for one, manage to be a young adult white/black male and still manage to engage others really easily.
However, if you go into it with the right attitude, and actually learn how to take portraits instead of just going "pant pant" at random girls on the street, then maybe it is better. Maybe. There's nothing wrong with a work of art that brings out the beauty of a chosen model.
(and on a side note, there was one guy at a con who asked me "Are you over 18?" and I said "Yes." and he said "Do you model?" and I said "Only in Maya.")