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I've been watching anime for 5 years now. My favorite genres are seinen and Yuri (a genre that's too rare in anime unfortunately...) but I like to watch everything because I'm curious. The genre that I hate the most are hentai / horror /ecchi for obvious reasons.

When I watch a yuri, I always have a crush on the girl the protagonist wants to pick up. So, the love interests of the protagonists of yuri have a good chance of becoming my waifus.

I also love warrior and badass female characters. I like characters who suffer and fight to be happy, I find them realistic (Besides literally being me in fiction). I like all kinds of anime girls in general, but warrior and fighter girls are my favorites because it is thanks to them that I find the courage to face life's problems.

Physically, I like girls with light or colorful eyes. I love looking at the eyes of characters and I find colorful eyes captivating. Most of my crushes have light/colored eyes 😍

If I love fictional characters so much, it's because they help me heal the wounds that real people cause me. Real people make me suffer, while anime girls make me happy. I can allow myself to love them, appreciate them without being disappointed or hurt, and this allows me to heal from my wounds and trauma. I have a strong emotional connection to them and that's why they have this special place in my heart, My waifus are therefore very important to me because they are the dressing that heals my heart bruised by human cruelty. My heart is totally open to anime girls and words are not enough to say how much I love them ❤️.
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Watching seasonal anime is not my thing, I prefer to wait until the story is finished because I don't like to start something without being sure of having the ending, whether in anime or manga.

In general, I avoid anime-related social networks as much as possible because I find the anime community toxic and cancerous for lot of reasons. Anime isn't toxic, but the people who watch it are (in addition to being immature).
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My 5 criteria for appreciating an anime are :

- good, well-written female characters (they don't need to fight or be "badass" but psychological development, a good mentality and a good story are usually enough for me to appreciate them). I love watching cute anime girls so if there is a sexy and badass anime girl that I like in the piece, it will always be a bonus for me and a good point for the anime.

- a good scenario (the seinens ✨)

- a good ost (Yuki kajiura 🤩)

- topics that touch me personally (harassment, difference, hope/despair, self-searching, loss of a loved one, rejection, abandonment, loneliness, psychological development, trauma, betrayal, sexual orientation, etc.) and that are well handled. I like to feel emotions and seeing the characters go through the same thing as me not only helps me to face the problem and understand it, but also, I get more easily attached to the story and the characters. That's why I have a great affinity for seinen because it's the only genre of anime that deals with these subjects. Obviously, I also like to watch other genres of anime and appreciate them, but seinen has that little something extra that makes it my favorite genre.

- good animation (although I don't necessarily mind older or bad animation)

And what I hate most in anime are :

- Male MCs (they are dumb and bland most of the time and uninteresting, especially in shonen and isekai/harem)

- Female characters sexualized for no reason (shonen 🙄)

- Filler episodes / anime pubs without end (my worst nightmare ☠️)

But despite these obvious flaws, anime is and will remain my favorite source of entertainment for reasons I have already mentioned. I like the medium despite these flaws, I am aware of them and I know what to expect when I decide to watch an anime, which saves me from disappointments and bad surprises.

So watching anime is the best decision I've ever made and it's something I'll never regret.