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pnp · 09-08-2009, 10:43 PM

Why does one watch TV, read a book or go to the theatre?

In my case I like to be entertained and maybe to learn a little something. I don't watch anime as a job, I'm not there to critique or review, nor am I an obsessed devotee. I approach viewing an anime in hope of perhaps enjoying the story, or gain a perspective view I hadn't seen or understood before.

While my hope is too enjoy a particular story, I prevent myself from expecting too much of anything, call it discipline of the mind or the result of being burned by over-expectation in the past, I don't put too much expectation into anime nowadays.

And I have to say while as much as I enjoy anime, I'm far from singularly devoted to the medium as a fetish would require. I'm definitely a fan, but as much as I am of watching movies at the cinema or playing video games.

09-08-2009, 10:43 PM	#2 (permalink)
pnp Beginner Join Date: May 2009 Location: North Posts: 26 Points: 1,202.33 Bank: 130,978.72 Total Points: 132,181.05 Donate	Why does one watch TV, read a book or go to the theatre? In my case I like to be entertained and maybe to learn a little something. I don't watch anime as a job, I'm not there to critique or review, nor am I an obsessed devotee. I approach viewing an anime in hope of perhaps enjoying the story, or gain a perspective view I hadn't seen or understood before. While my hope is too enjoy a particular story, I prevent myself from expecting too much of anything, call it discipline of the mind or the result of being burned by over-expectation in the past, I don't put too much expectation into anime nowadays. And I have to say while as much as I enjoy anime, I'm far from singularly devoted to the medium as a fetish would require. I'm definitely a fan, but as much as I am of watching movies at the cinema or playing video games. __________________ Don't think of yourself as an ugly person. Think of yourself as a beautiful monkey!