| I completely look down on @Coolest1234D. Jks love you (no homo) |
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Although it doesn't suit the topic.... But still Same here bruh 🤗 |
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| I don't look down on anyone based on their completed count. It doesn't really matter how many animes they have watched. |
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| no i don't really look down on people |
| It's Covid, it's expected that people are watching more. And then there are others who play loads of games, or watch a lot of movies, people don't judge them. |
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| Absolutely not because most of them are in their 30s & 40s. Of course, they'll have more anime in completed. |
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dv3 said: Be honest, when you see over 2000 completed you think to yourself that they have no life. No? Maybe its just me. Not necessarily, I've seen people with 4k anime with completely normally normal social lives. They just tend to hang in completely different circles in real life that also fit their love for their hobby, etc. People who actively consume only anime and not any other media at all. |
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| I just wonder how are they able to sustain their love for anime for such a long time. My love for anime has greatly diminished in the last 5 years. I've tried to revive it multiple times but it's almost gone completely. :((( |
| Hmm.. I suppose you meant jealousy huh? When seeing someone who has more, it triggers the innate sinful nature. Bear in mind that a peaceful heart gives life to the body, while envy rots the bones. I don't usually look at the numbers on people's profile. It's more like looking out for similarity in anime or manga and something in common to chat and get to know another person. |
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| It's very easy to forget and take for granted just how much free time (or just time in general) we get on this Earth, as well as the fact that we all have different views and values regarding how we aim to spend all that time. For example, while someone might see a 2-hour walk or a night out as a waste of time, for someone else, it's a necessary battery charger. The same applies to anime or any other artsy hobby. I, for one, have a pretty rich social life, a healthy relationship, and a ton of different interests on the side, and I still clock in an enormous amount of time every month on anime, manga, and games, while still managing to take care of my responsibilities. Do I see the time I spend on anime, manga, games, and the like as a waste? No. Why? Because I never spend time on those hobbies out of boredom, but instead have a dedicated time in my day that I like to spice up with art and entertainment. What I'm trying to say is that you're only wasting your time if you're doing something either when you shouldn't be doing it or when you'd rather be doing something else. So while you might feel the need to spend only 2 hours or so of your daily free time on anime and spend the rest socializing or pursuing another hobby, someone else might spend nearly all of that time watching anime and still get the same amount of fulfillment out of every second. And that's perfectly fine. It's important to remember not to project your own value system onto others, imo, 'cause that's the perfect recipe for yucky and unnecessary judgement :/ |
| I only look down on people who think that having watched more shows somehow makes their opinion heavier than others. Also, I look down on people who add a number of short anime to inflate their total number of completed shows. Also, I just look down on people. |
| "Life is too bitter, so coffee, at least should be sweet..." - Hikigaya Hachiman (Yahari Ore no Seishun Love Come wa Machigatte Iru) |
| Nope, I’m glad that they’ve atleast watched that much anime and has nothing better to do in life lol |
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| honestly it depends, if they have a lot of shorts than no, if they don't have shorts i kind of tart wondering why they spent so much time on anime without passing to manga awhich is 100 times better, and also why they spent so much time on the medium in general |
e5812 said: honestly it depends, if they have a lot of shorts than no, if they don't have shorts i kind of tart wondering why they spent so much time on anime without passing to manga awhich is 100 times better, and also why they spent so much time on the medium in general Do you care more about days watched than completed anime? If that so, what number of days is appropriate for you? |
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Nurguburu said: .completed anime rather than days.e5812 said: honestly it depends, if they have a lot of shorts than no, if they don't have shorts i kind of tart wondering why they spent so much time on anime without passing to manga awhich is 100 times better, and also why they spent so much time on the medium in general Do you care more about days watched than completed anime? If that so, what number of days is appropriate for you? |
Opticflash said: I look down on people who have seen over 500 anime. I've seen more than double, while maintaining a full time job, a hobby, working out, a day off for hanging with friends, my kid, etc life stuff. If you enjoy something, you MAKE time... Get 6-2pm or 7-3pm hours, make the physical hobby related to anime like a card game, work out with an episode or movie on, have your friends watch and talk about anime too when they hang, get your kids into anime so you can watch at the same time, etc. Also, a full season without commercials is usually 4-5 hours. On a day off work with nothing planned, you can watch 3 short series, get 8 hours of sleep, and still have 4 hours for daily life things if needed. LOL NO EXCUSES! |
| I would wager most of us are in our mid/late 20s or over. I started watching anime about ten years ago myself, just after I left High School. Can generally get in 6-12 episodes on a work day quite comfortably. |
| I only look down on people with horrible taste and pretentious elitists with low mean scores. |
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| No, why would I? Of course they have a life by definition. They're alive. Simple as that. When someone says "So and so doesn't have a life" what they really mean is "That person doesn't live their life the way I would want to if I were them" or "That person doesn't live their life in line with the way I believe they should and the way I believe other people should live their lives" in a busybody sense. Everyone who is alive has a life, literally, and the intrinsic value of it and what anyone chooses to do with their time isn't something can which be defined by others. |
WatchTillTandavaAug 8, 2021 3:24 PM
| I don't look down on people who have watched a lot of anime. I look down on people who have watched a lot of anime dubbed. |
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| it depends if the person looks down on me for not watching alot of anime |
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| I'm actually impressed and jealous at the same time |
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| No, since I don't know how much of the anime they watched as a child and when they started to watch at a decent rate |
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| I've seen over 3000 anime and not only have a full time job but also have a bunch of other hobbies other than anime. Having a big list doesn't mean you can't also have a life. In terms of social life I do have friends, but I haven't seen them in a while because of covid. |
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| YES [PEOPLE WHO WAT6CH ANIME A LOT ARE LOSERS. IMAGINE WATCHING ANIME A LOT |
| Anyone with 741 completed anime is scum in my book... Honestly I care more about the people who have nothing on their list, which is not that much. |
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| People look down on people who have seen a lot to make themselves feel better about themselves in a very shallow way. I refuse to believe people have a legitimate reason to look down on others who have seen a lot for any other reason than pettiness. |
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| I look up to them, since they had the dedication to watch all of those animes, but I'm also concerned about their life. |
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| no, in fact, i respect them for watching so many anime and being so dedicated |
| Umm, no? I just figure they've been watching anime for a long time. I mean, I've been watching anime for 11 years and that's literally the only reason why I have 1,156 completed anime. It accumulates over the years. I figure if you watch around 100 anime a year (sometimes more, sometimes less) your number will get up there the more years you watch. |
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| I look up to them.. But days counter is more important to me, a completed list filled with music videos don't count in my book. :P |
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| I look down on the people who have seen only a few and act like what they like is the greatest anime. Its 2021, a lot of characters can beat Goku |
| If anything, I would've to say I lowkey look up to them. 365 total days (anime+manga) is a serious achievement in my books. |
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| I mean if I ever look down on them, I'd be looking down on myself (I've watched a lot of films), and I wouldn't want that. I don't know if you could call what I have a proper life or not, as I've spent a lot of time watching and reading stuffs that probably won't help me in my future job. But, at least for me, I feel like I can still balance my time working and enjoying myself. And I love to enjoy myself, so I consider my life worth living. 2000 anime is ok, it's probably not too bad especially since most people who have watched this many are probably at their late 20s at least. But there's a line to everything. Like 7000 anime seems absurd. Or maybe if you've watched 10k films and you're not a film critic who pay rent with the movies you watched or sth, then probably, just probably, you really are wasting your life. |
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| no, they just really impress me or make me think "maybe I can be a no life like them |
| I don’t really care. Whether someone has watched 3 anime or 3000 anime it doesn’t matter. |
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removed-user said: Be honest, when you see over 2000 completed you think to yourself that they have no life. No? Maybe its just me. no i admire them they must have gone through alot of different phases in order to reach 2000 anime |
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