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The Bad:
Ah, the glories of Valentine’s Day. The Hollins Theatre Department is putting on The Play That Must Not be Named (no, not Macbeth, “The Vagina Monolgues” *gags *), everyone else on my hall is getting ready to go out with their boyfriends, the Hollins anime club is at Katsucon (without me, as they said that, and I quote “We just don’t have room for you. Sorry.”), and here I sit, with neither boyfriend, nor girlfriend, nor the opportunity to dress up as Schuldig and blow tons of money on doujinshi.
The Good:
My only consolation is smutty Valentine’s Day fic and art posts. And kitties and bunnies, like the ones here.
The UglyTeh Weirdly Ironic:
So, instead of heading up route 81 to DC for Katsucon yesterday, I went with some other Hollins and Roanoke College students to a retreat thingy for Christian college students (heavy emphasis on the Catholic/Anglican/Lutheran branch of Christianity, as it was run by the JMU Catholic Campus Ministry). It was thought provoking and fun, though not as much fun as dressing up as a male anime character and going to panel discussions on yaoi would have been.
They say the sign of a truly great mind is being able to believe in two conflicting ideas at once.
Anglican/Bisexual/Republican/Slash-fan/English Major/History Major/Motorcycle Race Reporter/Fanfic writer/WWII history scholar/otaku… If I generate any more weird dichotomies, my great mind may explode.
Ah, the glories of Valentine’s Day. The Hollins Theatre Department is putting on The Play That Must Not be Named (no, not Macbeth, “The Vagina Monolgues” *gags *), everyone else on my hall is getting ready to go out with their boyfriends, the Hollins anime club is at Katsucon (without me, as they said that, and I quote “We just don’t have room for you. Sorry.”), and here I sit, with neither boyfriend, nor girlfriend, nor the opportunity to dress up as Schuldig and blow tons of money on doujinshi.
The Good:
My only consolation is smutty Valentine’s Day fic and art posts. And kitties and bunnies, like the ones here.
So, instead of heading up route 81 to DC for Katsucon yesterday, I went with some other Hollins and Roanoke College students to a retreat thingy for Christian college students (heavy emphasis on the Catholic/Anglican/Lutheran branch of Christianity, as it was run by the JMU Catholic Campus Ministry). It was thought provoking and fun, though not as much fun as dressing up as a male anime character and going to panel discussions on yaoi would have been.
They say the sign of a truly great mind is being able to believe in two conflicting ideas at once.
Anglican/Bisexual/Republican/Slash-fan/English Major/History Major/Motorcycle Race Reporter/Fanfic writer/WWII history scholar/otaku… If I generate any more weird dichotomies, my great mind may explode.