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moonlune wrote (edited )

I preferred when my nightmares were about monsters than irl situations. I'm stressed.

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loukanikos wrote

Its weird. I keep having nightmares that are a little too real and then have trouble separating them from reality a few days later

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existential1 wrote

So exhausted...just tired. Need to sleep for like 3 days straight but my brain wont let me.

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Quicksilver wrote

So birthday has come and gone. Fairly enjoyable! Quarter of a century since birth! Trying to keep a positive vibe about it all.

Actually did it today, clicked the delete button on Facebook, now just 30 days till all gone. Got everyone else on other messaging apps (WhatsApp, Snapchat, phone, even Grindr lol). Still connected with Facebook through WhatsApp, but can't really get away with not having that one atm.

Started watching a bit of porn again which is annoyingly, as I said to myself I was going to stop cause of, well, many reasons. Know what got me though, so just gonna have a go again.

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ab5 wrote

Any non-sexist, non-One Piece manga recommendation? I'm looking for something without many volumes. Bonus points if it isn't marketed as "shonen", but otherwise anything should be fine. Thank you!

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mofongo OP wrote

Not manga, but there's a web comic I enjoy a lot, UnOrdinary. Technically shonen, but quite nice.

There's Chainsaw man and Jujutsu Kaisen, they're sold as shounen but might as well be Seinen. Their representation of women is very cool.

Abandoning the male oriented stuff, i don't know if there's a manga but the Little Witch Academia anime is amazing.

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moonlune wrote (edited )

The last few episodes of unordinary's last season were wild!

Now that I you make me think of it, there are a ton of not (so) sexist slice of life webtoons.

Anarasumanara is one of my favorites and only ~40 chapters long.

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moonlune wrote (edited )

Yotsuba is a cool slice of life about a little girl being a kid. It was inspired by the author's daughter afair.

I've recommended a few manga in the past year in /f/anime too. Waves listen to me is a Seinen slice of life.

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ab5 wrote

Yotsuba looks good! I guess I'll start with it and keep all the other suggestions for the future.

I don't know anything about these WebToons bit I'll also take a look at UnOrdinary.

Thank you all for the recommendations!

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NeoliberalismKills wrote

Been awhile since I watched Claymore (and only read one volume) but I don't remember anything particularly sexist in it.

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mofongo OP wrote

Komi can't communicate is a nice slice of life about a girl whose social anxiety makes her completely non-verbal. It's very popular right now. I haven't read it but the few panel that have come my way seem very charming.

Oh! Teasing Master Takagi-san. Two young teenagers discovering love for the first time by an endless teasing competition. It made this old dogs heart feel young again.

There's also a concurrent sequel of their married life with their daughter.

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moonlune wrote

komi can't communicate

Here's what I thought of it: /f/Anime/135958/manga-review-komi-can-t-communicate

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ab5 wrote

I've read two or three stories by Junji Ito and I liked them, so I might look into some collections. Thank you for the idea!

I was also trying to find some "slice of life" mangas, but most of them seem to be problematic one way or another.

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mofongo OP wrote

They're a slice of life by Junji Ito, he talks about his life with his wife and cats.

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ab5 wrote

Yes, I understand. But sometimes it's nice to discover some "pure" stories that, at least, try to avoid the most common issues in media.

I've just read about the ending of Usagi Drop and it's sickening; I'd love to avoid things like that.

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