Doggie Week: 2013 on the way
2013...
They say that money can't buy happiness, and people who set high goals for themselves are happier.
I shouldn't have low expectations, but I feel like I haven't asserted myself enough for myself, physically and mentally. I felt like not much has happened for me, and I can't live up to my set goals.
2012 was difficult.
I was going to tell myself, or rather blog here that my next year goal was to "Ask less questions" or just "speak less" because I just look like an idiot. Let's see: teen parent prejudice, drug wars, and other comments/questions that really attest to lack of research or my ignorance. But I can't do that can I? That's just who I am right?
IRL and net, I get my intelligence smashed and I feel like a natural dummy because there are things that I don't know. That's obvious for anyone -- you don't know everything. However, having a disorder, insults are too much of a burden that is difficult to forgive and let go now. I can tell myself, "I've learned my lesson", but it doesn't seem that way. Am I really that problematic?
Or maybe I'm just around people who takes things the wrong way, react the wrong way?
Anyways, 2013.
I think I'll start off with not talking about Stink-Pest. I'm tired of talking about her. Sometimes I like it when people regret their actions and change for the better, suffer consequences. If they don't, they'll just keep at it and assume it's OK. Sure, maybe that's treating people like children, saying "don't do that", but that's just reality. But reality makes miracles and glorified things such as the Bible stories looking more and more like fiction. In other words, "character development". If we can make the wrong choices, we can make the right ones, both being able to set examples.
I'm just rambling.
Today on New Years Eve, I'm just trying to see how much TV shows and gaming I can get through. I finished Eureka Seven Ao in the previous weekend and I don't know what to say. Science Fiction, despite it being parallel to fantasy with its speculative content, does not mean the execution is required to be so darned complex. Full of wonder, suspended belief, but not so confusing. And with the main character Fukai Ao being so straight-forward, why bother putting him in such a conflict?
Mainly... quickly SPOILER: [What happens?]travel through parallel universes through different times. Quite crazy. Some parts I wondered was even necessary. I think what saved me is my little knowledge of sci fi and knowledge of the previous series.
You can read E7 Ao Reviews here on MAL. Here is also a Ep 1 - 6 review on ANN.
In the end, it teaches me that "the opposite can happen". I won't spoil it thoroughly. Also, I can't find myself to like the characters that much. It's too average, and I wasn't filled with much emotion compared to the original series.