today i witnessed something really disgusting in that anime. the students are on a field trip to a tropical island and one of the boys is kidnapped by three other female students. he’s a small, submissive type so he doesn’t fight back. they tie him up and blind fold him before leading him deep into the jungle. basically, the leader of the three females wanted to leave him there to die because she hated how much of a loser/crybaby he is. she expressed disdain for how he just listened to whatever people told him to do (sounds familiar). eventually, the girls realize they’re lost and start blaming the boy for everything. they tell him to man up and get them out of the situation and when he starts to take authority by telling them to remain calm, they get mad at him and tell him to stop trying to be a man. after their fit, the boy leads them out of the jungle to the ocean.  the leader of the girls decides to climb down the cliff and as she peers into a massive hole where she claims to hear voices, water surges out and pulls her into the ocean. of course the boy jumps in after her despite all that has happened.

i tell my friend, “wow, first onizuka and now this guy. this anime is full of manginas.” he asks why i would i say that and of course i sighed heavily as i explained it to him “that girl leaves him to die and he still risks his life to save her ass? that’s what a mangina would do.” so he talks about how onizuka is a teacher and it’s his responsibility to protect his students. i say: “yeah, if someone’s trying to kill them, sure;  not if they’re huge f~~~ing idiots who deliberately put themselves in danger with no regard for how their actions might affect others. ” if they died–their family, friends, fellow students would all mourn and over what? a f~~~ing piano.

like bar bar said, i would never risk my life for a woman i didn’t know. especially not for some c~~~ who tried to kill me for being who i am. is she going to do the same for me? i don’t f~~~ing think so. it makes me so angry seeing people just accept male disposability like this, especially guys.

I also stopped watching anime (more because I don’t have time for that, and I also lost a little bit of interest, but I will go back, eventually). I always though it was freaking awkward this total disregard of the boy in certain anime, even on my blue pill days. “Love Hina” for example, is one that boiled my blood even on the old days. For starter, it is not my genre (it’s romance, if I’m not mistaken), so I never watched a full episode, but the few minutes I watched were HELL! The male main character is the ultimate mangina/white knight and he keeps getting assaulted over and over again, even when it is bluntly obvious that the freaking girls are the ones starting trouble. It is like Tom and Jerry, but with misandry (lots of it).

@listenup!: thanks man, will do.

@badkan: you don’t understand, they have to stay home and raise their children. it’s the hardest job in the world! harder than mining for coal and getting black lung or digging to the center of the earth and shaking hands with the devil.

i don’t watch anime much either. once in a while, a gem finds its way into the mainstream, but majority of it is horse s~~~. people don’t make anime like they used to. audiences have changed and companies are just f~~~ing greedy and uncreative. they’ll milk a genre/trend/formula until there’s not a cent left to be made. that’s why i create my own content instead of f~~~ing with other people’s stuff. it’s quite fulfilling.

I’m posting 2 links to articles that address the custom of men being given an allowance by their wives – who in their right minds would see their fathers being treated completely like utilities and want that??

http://kotaku.com/the-world-of-japanese-husband-salaries-506417591

Traditionally, Japanese women control a family’s finances. Even if the wife works, she still is supposed to manage the household’s money. As The Japan Times pointed out, in around half of Japanese households, the wife controls all the finances. Japanese law does not allow joint or family accounts (only individual accounts!); so when it’s said that the wife controls the money, that’s exactly what it means. Often, when married men in Japan befriend other married men, a common question might be how much one gets for okozukai. Every year, the Japanese media even reports on the average monthly pocket money Japanese husbands get from their spouses. According to The New York Times, a poll revealed that 55 percent of married women keep a secret stash of cash that their husbands, who perhaps don’t check the household finances, are totally unaware of.

http://www.japan-talk.com/jt/new/okozukai

Japanese Salary Men live by the motto: work hard, play hard. As a consequence they don’t live very long. Japanese women have the highest life expectancy in the World (85.72 years). The lives of Japanese men are much shorter (78.96).

Most anime nowadays is just a c~~~tail of annoying, convoluted bull s~~~ for teenage girls with self esteem issues.