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Mmm... This is a tricky question... I think it's a matter of knowing your priorities & time management. My hobbies are watching anime, series, drawing, and playing games. I think what worked for me best when I was a student was to watch anime/ series that are not completed yet, meaning I have to wait each week/s for the next episode/s. This helped me a lot in controlling myself not to binge-watch. I just do this when it's my vacation or I don't have anything due. As for games, this was really hard for me to control. I think what I did was I listen and focus during classes so that I don't need to study a lot during exams (for subjects that were easy), but I make sure I give enough time to study for classes that were harder. I reward myself after with playing games hard-core. And while I study, I try to watch something every now and then to not stress too much. I don't have much time doing sports/ exercise (well... because I'm too lazy for it) but I try to walk a lot to make up for being a couch potato. Sometimes, if I'm really motivated, I do some aerobics at home in the morning. I think it's simply discipline.

In terms of storyline, I feel like the older animes have more depth on them. I feel like today's animes all have the same plots sometimes and some are so shallow. Well, ofc in terms of animation, today is better. But I hate 3D animation on anime! It makes them look like cartoons!

I love RPGs! They're my first love. I played Ragnarok Online, ROSE Online, Angels Online, Final Fantasy, etc!

I totally agree! I'm having my one month vacation now after my graduation & internship, but on Monday I have to go back to the sane routine because of work. Wow! Your body clock is really insane! That's something I used to do when I was working in the hospital!

Dubs make me cringe all the time! I feel like it lacks emotions or Idk but something is lacking in dubs! I always prefer watching in the original version with subs!

I think it's a defence mechanism on their part. I think this is most especially when we're not comfortable under our own skin.

I only have two piercings (both earlobes) which is super duper normal for a girl. I don't think I'll get more. As for tattoos, I don't really like to have them on my body. Definitely not a fan of big tats, but I like some little cute designs like stars on wrist or ankle on someone (but not on me).

It all depends. If I'm on vacation I sleep a lot. It doesn't matter what time I go to sleep, but I would always sleep at least 10 hours. When I have school or work, I have no choice but to wake up way earlier that I'm used to. The sad thing is I can't sleep earlier in the evening just to compensate, because I'm a night owl.

Of course, especially Grave of the Fireflies! I cried a lot!!

To be honest, I always prefer to be myself. And given the situation, I don't think I'll have enough time to act out a different character without acting more weird and awkward. I've always been ambivert but more of an introvert so I understand the situation. What I learned so far is that sometimes we need to take the first step out of our comfort zone. The first step is always the hardest like talking to strangers. But I think once you overcome this, the ride is much better.

I just know it has been remade to Hunter X Hunter 2011

Definitely, it creates more issues! Haha. But it's just so funny how they're so strict with alcohol but not with guns

I learned how to drink when I was already working, but just during occasions. Although, ever since I went here in France, I can say I drink most often than I used to. It's because of the culture here. Before meals, they have apperitif which involves alcohol. Even the main plate, they still drink wine. But now, I'm trying to lessen my alcohol consumption here.