The only regret that I got was maybe the regret of not being able to take a picture with them using Bobo's SLR, it would had been a great memory, and a great 30 bucks well spent, but I was content. Their songs were great, considering its acapella.
If there is one thing I regret ever doing, it was actually to spend brainless money on brainless things. This was actually a spending that I thought would prove brainless. It was all for the experience, there was nothing left behind, just the fond memories.
There is going to be another brainless spending again soon. Which includes the EVA2.0 screening which I and Jon and CM have been waiting for for about 2 months now. They kept pushing it back, but with a good reason this time.
They wanted to show the movie not as a picture house movie, which means desolate, a little far, kind. It's going to go mainstream. I bet the reviews are going to be low as heck. It's not exactly a very big and well known title in the normal world.
But it is revered as a legendary show in the otaku world. Which brings me to say this once again: What the fuck is so wrong with the people in this world? What is so unacceptable about the otaku culture anyway?
Sure, the popular guys and girls are amazing with their speeches. They can make friends after exchanging about two lines of question and answer with each other. But don't you think it's silly? To make friends so easily without knowing what their interests are first?
How would you know that this friend won't get you into trouble? How would you keep up with this friend if they don't have any similarities in terms of hobby or pastimes? What are the topics that are so broadly interesting that can keep your friendship going?
Don't normal humans ever think about things like these before making friends? Unless it's bound by a special condition, that I can understand, like working under the same company, or being in the same form class.
These are understandable things that can lead to friendship. But think about things like "Oh we eat in the same cafetaria, and you look lonely, so I came here to chat you up" kind of things are just stupid isn't it?
Then it hit upon me, the reason why ordinary humans are considered as ordinary, and what are casted outside that, are either the people who seriously can't get along with anyone else, or otakus. Or people who belong to both categories.
I've seen examples, and especially in my Japanese class, about the normal people who aren't otakus but can't seem to get along with each other. These people, I usually try to talk to them when I have to, I mean, I'm just friendly, not trying to expand my territory or something.
Then it hit me. The dreaded feeling that I get when I talk to people like them. I felt like I had nothing in common, and therefore don't talk up to them. Especially when they don't look exactly like a normal person. Some look okay, but most are hideous.
This feeling of, "Hey, I'm way above this person in terms of abilities and looks, so why should I even talk to them when they don't give me the respect I was entitled to?" applies for both sides. They don't want to talk to me, I don't want to either.
They are in their own clouds, they feel that they are isolated and have a limited amount of friends not because they are way superior in terms of abilities and physical capabilities. It hit me that we are actually different sides of the same coin.
I shall try to fix this arrogant attitude from now on, everyone will deserve a chance to interact. But interactivity is a two-sided thing. If I don't start, and you don't continue, then there is really no point in making friends, is there?
And stop it with your sexual discrimination. I know I'm a guy, but all you outcast girls of Jap class don't need to start alienating the only 3 guys in the class, right? Sure you have your own cliques here and there, and I may sound loud and conceited most of the time.
In fact, I am, and I'm proud that I am loud and conceited. It's who I am, it's what makes Ricky such a Ricky. If I don't keep this up, maybe this facade of being a friendship kleptomaniac get washed away, then, what am I left with at that time?
What will be left of this average looking, game-loving, anime-watching, manga-reading, loud, obnoxious, lazy, semi-outgoing kid?
