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true there's a lot of interesting anime but at the same times, there's so much uninteresting anime too xD
that feeling you could be watching something better :/

i'm expecting pluto to be really good too so i'm praying it doesn't disappoint, it'll also make me look bad since i recommended it to you ahaha

my pfp is ayanami rei from evangelion, she just like me fr

oh my god, you are speaking my language. i love psychological and thought-provoking stuff too!

i recently watched death parade and death billiards (the alternative version of DP) and it was about the after-life, very thought provoking imo and have you heard of pluto? it's by the same guy who wrote monster. the anime comes out this year and it's a psychological mystery
https://myanimelist.net/anime/35737/Pluto?q=pluto&cat=anime

Yes, it's very well done. I need to watch it again too, it's been almost 2 years since I watched it for the first time, there's a lot I don't remember

ooo it is pretty similar, 64.4% affinity you know :P
i'm surprised by how much seinen you've seen

No problem. It seems you're enjoying Monster, this thing just gets better every episode

Hey, thx for the fr, feel free if you want to talk

based initial D fan

Helloo, I'm fine and you? :D

Ye that seems like a wise choice. Its by far the most international city in Germany. It has the most diversity in culture and stuff like that. Also the people living in Berlin are pretty liberal-minded overall.

Yup, it looks like a really nice country to visit from what I've heard and seen of it. A road trip sounds like a nice idea if you want to see as much as possible of said countries, but I can also imagine it turning out to be quite stressful.

Good to hear :P, tbh I think its pretty boring once you live in Germany for some time but it has some nice places and is a pretty good country to live in overall. Berlin has such a different vibe from most of Germany, its pretty refreshing to visit Berlin since theres always something happening and its way more mixed in terms of culture and stuff like that.

Ye I know what you mean. It just feels like a small percentage when looking at the overall picture. Ohh nice, I'd also like to visit a scandinavian country at some point, my pick would probably be Sweden.

It is. There is a lot of poverty but most of the people are super nice and welcoming. The nature is amazing and its overall just a really beautiful country. Can only recommend it!
Ohh I see. In that case I'd probably look forward to that one week aswell.

Go for it :D (once your done with school and all that).

Nope, I live 2 hours from Berlin, so in the northern half. Hmm, dont know how the weather is in the Netherlands, but here its overall a pretty comfy climate. Neither too hot nor too cold. I like it
Ohh nice, whats your opinion about Germany as a holiday destination?

I'd say nine is quite a high number for a young adult. Any specific countries you wanna visit? Hmm its just that I dont really like sightseeing in general and when I travel with my family it mostly comes down to sightseeing and shopping, so yea... Tho it depends on the country, Madagascar f.e. was the most fun I had in a while. Everyday was just such a precious memory and really enjoyable. Also I'm not the biggest family person and we dont have that close of a bond together so its always a bit awkward when we're on vacation. I can agree on the food part tho. New food is always a worthy experience ^~^

Nice nice. Well, since it was an exchange we mostly did stuff with their family and the school. Outside of that, the usual sightseeing and activities. When I visited it with my family we mostly visited friends which live in Paris or close to it and did the usual vacation stuff. I'm not that big of a vacation fan so I just kinda tagged along and followed their plans since I usually dont have much I wanna do myself when it comes to cities.

Hmm, I'd say I've been around quite a bit, but there still are a few countries I havent been to (in Europe). Hbu?

True, even for people who arent that interested in art, architecture and so on, its a really nice city, and yes, I've been there a few times since we had a partner school in Paris and it was our go to place for an exchange.

Oh okay, havent been to American so far but I can kinda how the basic strucure of the big cities is so I more or less can imagine how you meant it.

Ohh nice, sounds like both you and your exchange student enjoyed the time :D, hope you liked Paris. Its a pretty nice city.
How is Sydney overall?

I see, sounds better than our options :P

Yup, was a very nice experience. I can highly recommend it, its a really fun hobby and there are so many nice places where you can go diving, its awesome. Damn, thats nice. How was the exchange overall? And isnt it pretty "special" for an exchange with Australia? Only places that were available for us were like France and the US.

Hmm, I'm usually not the type of person who travels with other people I dont know, though I havent really tried it so maybe it would be a nice experience.

Ohh good to know :D