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Hi, Im a guy living in Spain, born in Holland. Mostly a DBZ fan to be honest. I guess it's the nostalgia factor.. Im even dabbling in creating an online RPG based on DBZ (copyright infringement, I know)

Alright! Coffee or tea? Which do you drink more? I personally love Cappucinos, Flat Whites and Latte. Throughout my Europe holiday I enjoyed Nero Coffee throughout London, Starbucks Coffee in Amsterdam and Coffee Inn in Vilnius. Back home I love McCafe coffee. McCafe is in almost every McDonald's in Australia. How about you?

So as the title suggests I finished haikyu and now I am feeling the empty feeling you feel when you finish something good..you feel me ? I am like what am I going to do with my life now. Since I have it..I think I am going to watch Seven Deadly Sins. But I don't have much idea on what the anime is about, and I hate that. So guys should I watch it ? I mean is the worth you feel while watching it equals the title of the show. Please tell me if someone has watched it. (｡ŏ﹏ŏ)

Mine is the hammer from hammerspace. It is present across several anime and always welded by righteous maidens punishing a guy for something horrendous.

Death Note may be in the horror genre, but I guess I don’t consider it horror because it’s more of a mystery-genre manga

How about something older and classic or a spooky one to commemorate Gegege no Kitaro since its anime is going on 50 this year?

How else would one describe the constructs of society?

after re reading this thread a little more , maybe its more of a question of how does one handle their inner monster and stop it from raging out of control in such a situation then

Lol if I hated someone. The only time I have hated someone is when they think they can push me around only because I am not doing anything back only because it’s for their own safety. And i am actually a kind person most of the times. I had so many fights in my life I have lost count. A friendly fight with my friend or someone else. The reason I fight was mainly because I just love the thrill of it. But the fight were not serious. But there were couple times when i hated someone and the line was crossed like very quick because I am a impatient person. And it ended up being a fist fight until someone was going bleed to death and I wouldn’t stop punching him until my friends would pull me away. I always tell my friends not to get involved. That was the only way I deal with with person I hate. So I don’t really hate people but if I were to hate someone the hatred will Be too much and I will have to deal with them very quick. And have I lost a serious fight. No.

At the last straw, it's tough. I used to fight, a lot, and sometimes I feel like fighting when I get angry, but I usually end up seeing the stupidity and uselessness in an unorganized fight.. I did it a few months ago. This kid on my baseball team pushed a freshman at school, so I told him to knock it off, but after throwing a few insults my way, he decided to fight me, so I invited him to my house to box, saying that he could bring friends to watch. At my house, we had a barbecue, and fought. I met some new people, and after kicking his ass, we became friends. Turns out that I actually hurt him pretty bad, though he did recover. Every time I think about the fact that I'm the reason he had dental issues I get angry. Was it worth it? No. Another time, I became pretty angry after a kid called a friend of mine a few rude names. Being an idiot, I accepted his invite to fight right there, but his friends surrounded and beat the living crap out of me. It left me with a few nasty scars and a little bit of lost dignity. Every time I think about it I get angry. Was it worth it? No. Other times, when my step father would hit my mother I would fight him and usually lose. One time, he hit me across the chain and back with a chain. Every time I see the scars he gave me I get angry. Is it worth it? No. I should've called the police and been done with it. My point is that no matter how angry you are, nothing good comes from fighting unless it's absolute necessary. Nothing good comes from lashing out at yourself or others. Nothing good comes from giving up, especially because it hurts those who care about you. A big part about being a strong person is about knowing when to express anger and when to realize that it's not worth expressing. (Me on the left, kid from first story on the right)

Since your answer is "Neither" I think Optic should change the poll with more answers! =) A lot of people love them "Both" and some "Neither". Thanks Line ^^