National Anime Day!

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This chapter is dedicated to National Anime Day.

Thanks to all of the people I've met through a virtual world, I'm the person I am today.

The first anime I've ever watched was Dragon Ball Z. An anime which got me into lots of others, sure the fan base may be toxic but you have to admit, Dragon Ball is an amazing anime.

My second anime was Fairytail. God I have so much to say about this one, first thing first. Thank you Fairytail. An emotional roller coaster was what that anime was for me, it taught me so many lessons that I still use today. I don't understand why people hate that anime? But that's just your own opinion if you do. 

Fairytail taught me that being myself wasn't bad, even if I really am a bitch, crybaby, a pain to most people I know. It showed me that no matter how hard life get that I should keep going. Even if people don't take a liking towards me, if they don't want to talk to me, that's their loss. Fairytail helped me through hard times, it's like I entered a whole different world when watching it. My mom and dad would fight a lot because my mom caught him cheating, they broke up for a while so I would go to different houses each weekend. After a while my mom found out that she was pregnant with my brother. So they worked things out for us, after a few years things were still going good. But then I had to move schools, I was scared because at the time I was really socially awkward, I didn't want to be alone. When I left third grade I spent all summer practicing talking to kids my age because I wanted to come off as a nice person. I felt as if that I was a really mean person and that I needed to talk to more people. It really payed off because after all of that it was somewhat easier for me to talk to people. In 6th grade a friend introduced me to a few anime's but I chose to watch Fairytail out of every one they suggested, when I watched it I remember things that it taught me. All of those lessons I learned from Fairytail came in to my everyday life, that's really the only reason I'm this nice now. Sure, I still might be the same ignorant bitch but at least I'm not that mean. When one of my close family members died I really distanced myself from other people. When I met all of my friends I decided that I needed to move on because being sad about everything wouldn't get me anywhere. In 6th grade I realized that I had hung out with the wrong people. Even if this might seem like a short while, I'm in 7th grade now, nearing the end of the school year almost an 8th grader. Fairytail taught me not to give up, to not let others criticize me for who I was. When it ended I really started to remember what it meant to me. I wish that it could go on forever. So for helping me through the dark times, for teaching me how to be a better version of myself, thank you for everything Fairytail. Every individual character will forever live on in my heart, I will remember each thing they taught me. No matter where you are even if our paths our different, I will always be looking at your side so don't you be falling. Thank you, Fairytail.

Hell, writing this is starting to make me cry :')

I know you guys didn't ask for part of my life story, but oh well.

My third anime I ever watched was Attack on Titian, no, I never finished it, so that's why I'm watching it right now. For all of the episodes I'm watching now they make me remember the feeling of how I was when I was younger. I really did change, from a smart ass, sassy, shy, annoying kid to the person I am now. (Okay.... I still may be a smart ass...)

Blue Exorcist was the fourth anime I watched. It was really funny, sad, and just like Fairytail it was an emotional train wreck. I loved each episode that I watched of it, so thanks! I really enjoyed it! Especially when Rin cooks though, like why is he such husband material?

Sword Art Online was again, one of the anime's I watched but didn't finish until recently. Now I feel as if season one was good but the rest of the show didn't really top that. But it still taught me important life lessons just like all the other anime's I watched.

Your Lie in April was the one of my favorite anime's because it had a lot of meaning in it. I learned that we should cherish the moments we have with out loved ones now because any day, something can happen. Any day, can someone go to sleep and never wake up again. So live your life to the fullest, that's what I learned. Your Lie in April inspired me to learn what I could actually do with my violin, one day I aspire to be an amazing violinist, just like Kaori. So thank you for the whOLE FUCKING EMOTIONAL TRAIN WRECK-

Demon Slayer, I've learned that with enough determination you can do whatever you want, there's no one stopping you. Make your loved ones proud, and protect the ones you have left. My favorite character in this one is Sanemi or Muichiro so far, even if I know what happens. A lot of people don't deserve what happens to them in this anime. But sometimes it's just fate, an you'll just have to accept what happens.

Ouran High School Host Club, so far this is one of the funniest animes I've watched. It let a lot of laughs out of me. So thanks for making me happy! (Edit: Things are starting to seem a little sad-)

Seven Deadly Sins...I just finished season one, it's currently 1:12 AM. Anyways so far I love it!

There's a lot of anime's that I'm supposed to be watching right now like Naruto, but a lot of family members I have are weebs so I have to wait so I don't mess up their progress because we all share the same accounts on our TV software :/

There's a lot of anime's that I'm supposed to be watching right now like Naruto, but a lot of family members I have are weebs so I have to wait so I don't mess up their progress because we all share the same accounts on our TV software :/

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Well anyways, bye~!

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