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Same but probably worse. Anime just doesn't seem to be entertaining to me anymore. Not even shows that I used to like. I find myself checking the time or letting a series run in the background while I distract myself with other things. I used to watch when I was younger, then somewhere in high school I took a decade long hiatus from it. Casually got back into it but in the last two years the same lack of interest has crept back.

Streaming shows and old television series again put a lot into perspective. I really missed living, breathing people on the screen. The reason I couldn't even keep an anime character/art pfp up as well. It didn't resonate. There's only a small number of anime I still like. One or two per year I end up watching all the way through and liking but the newer anime I seem to drop like flies. Didn't even finish the new episodes of Attack on Titan, an anime I ended up enjoying a lot over the course of its run. Don't know why but the Sports genre seems to be keeping steady. Probably the only genre I still get enthusiastic about. 

Tried everything but I think my love for anime is something I'm growing out of entirely. It's a little bittersweet... 

Still love manga though!

The latest season of Kaguya-sama in particular has been underwelming for me, though Science Fell in Love & Shield Hero haven’t been that engaging either. Bookworm has probably been the best of the sequels so far. While I’m still enjoying Spy x Family, it’s been sillier than I expected & wish it would take things a bit more seriously.  The ones I’m enjoying most at the moment are Executioner & her Way of Life, Birdie Wing & Heroines Run the Show.

in the company i currently work for im a yard supervisor so i do the load ups/unloads i operate all types of machinery , and im the senior driver as to all the tickets i have and thats also why with the big jobs it me thats usually doing them as the others arnt as qualified

all tho my department is currently a sub department of 5 people with around 130 in the department completly , working for a small company of around 3500 tractors(rigs)

That's incredibly impressive! I've always seen how difficult the work is and have so much appreciation for the drivers. 

My uncle, well he was actually a friend of the family's but I grew up around him, was a driver all his life. He would stay over at my father's when he was passing through. He'd tell all kinds of stories about being out on the road or just the trouble him and my father got into during their youth. It's funny because his family comes from a long line of wealth. Bunch of doctors, architects and lawyers. They offered him work that would have set him for life but he loved driving and getting his hands dirty. He was pretty old school and tough as they come. Unfortunately he passed two years ago from complications with Covid. Being a heavy smoker with a bad kidney didn't help him much. I miss his booming, cheerful voice. I'm always reminded of him when I see a driver! Good memories.