#how this fandom (or at least most of it) seems to relize and respect that its interpretive art

[persy-r-bozo]

To this day transport and electricity scare the FUCK out of me. (In a good way. Get my brain scrambled)

The many implications!! Are they dead? Are they trapped? Is there nothing? Is it a metaphor? Or real? Puppets or not? Hell? Elderich? Abuse? Is she God? A mom? Is charged better? Lost? Gone? Did yellow die? Or did he get hurt to a point where he changed? Is the book important? Or a red hearing made by lesley? Or someone else?

Is thier ment to be a mix of charge? A balance? Another metaphor for what was? Or what was taken? Death or mind?

NOOOOBODY KNOWS!!! I WANNA PUNXH WALLS AND TALK ABOUT MY THOUGHTS AND HEAR EVERYONE ELSES AND SCREAM!!!!! I love it. I love art and surrealistic stuff where everyone has a say and laugh and chat.

But the most important question of all

Why diddnt personal shredder win a Grammy?

[eru-san]

ABOUT YURI ON ICE

I’m tired of people judging me because I have seen Yuri on Ice. I mean people stop that, I am not a monster and, please, stop thinking it is a bad anime too only for a gay couple. In first place Yuri and Viktor’s relationship isn’t based on sex, you won’t see free yaoi if that’s what worries you. Indeed, they are simply very sweet and actually barely kiss.  On the other hand they hug a lot, and I think this is very important to define what kind of love it is. They genuinely care about each other, they don’t need physical intimacy to express their feelings,  hugging, spending time together and dancing on Ice is significant enough. They even quarrel  and cry, which is also quiete normal in relationships, but they don’t stop loving each other and still want to stay together. Their relationship is lived as something absolutely normal. Nobody there seems to care much about the fact they are two men. And that’s how it should be in real life too. They don’t love each other because they are men, but because they are themselves, they are simply people. There is nothing to be embarassed or astonished of. It’s normal, it’s love, that’s all. Secondly, love isn’t the only theme in Yuri on Ice. Just think of Yuri’s personality: he is a very insecure and anxious guy and easily gains weight, which are rather problematic features for an ice skating competitor. He even gets upset when other skaters perform their dancing, since he’s afraid not to be good enough and to mess everything up, fact that actually happens because he often miscalculates his jumpings. So Yuri isn’t perfect at all. Anyway thanks to Viktor’s (and Yurio’s) teaching and support he starts getting better results in competitions. He manages to became more confident and finds a reason for which go on: Viktor. About Viktor, I think he’s more complex than he might seem. He acts like a very joyful and energetic man, at least around others. However, when he’s alone he seems to get inexplicabely melancholic. When he cries in episode 11 even Yuri is surprised. I believe he hides deeper feelings than he shows, but that’s just an opinion of mine… About what concerns the anime itself, it is very well done. The drawings and the colours are beautiful and the animation is fluid, and consider that most of the places where the story is set on exists for real. Plus it must have been quite hard to invent a different dance performance for each character. The music is also splendid and well represents each skater. In addiction I find very interesting how the opening evolves as the plot goes on. Watching Yuri on Ice is very enjoyable and funny. Okay, if you find this show stupid/boring I respect your opinion, I’ve already listed the reasons why I think it is good and I am not forcing anybody to like it, just stop making fun of me and respect my tastes as well, but I am sure most of those who dropped it out did so only for the shonen ai. Please guys don’t judge or deny homosexual/lesbian/heterosexual/whatever relationships in fictions only because it isn’t in accordance with your own sexuality,  especially if it isn’t an end in itself. In my opinion, this anime is full of positivity and beauty and it lit up again my mood and my desire to watch anime. You shouldn’t start watching it if you only are looking for romantic stuff, because it’s more than that. I don’t mean to say it is the best anime ever relized, I’ve seen much more in-depth shows, but It doesn’t imply it isn’t fun. And please don’t judge an anime, a book, a movie, whatever just by the fandom. If somebody wants to share their impressions on Yuri on Ice or disagrees with what I wrote, feel free to text me, I am always curious to know what others think…