It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about something I like in Fate/Grand Order. This game bugs me sometimes, but I do love the historical accuracy. Even though it changes a lot of things, it also teaches real facts about the characters. So as long as you research them yourself, you can learn some pretty interesting facts from this game. I wouldn't believe everything it says, because they do change the genders of characters a lot. They add little extra things here and there, as well. However, I think it's a good start, and can still be useful for encouraging anime fans to learn about real life history and mythology. It also helps spread stories accurately from other cultures, which I love. Things like this are why I still play the game; even when it bothers me. It isn't perfect, but it's not awful either. And I admire the things it gets right. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Why isn't there a slime Pokemon? Of course, I don't mean a Pokemon with slime. Rather, I mean a Pokemon based on slime creatures; like the ones from Genshin Impact or Slime Rancher. These types of creatures have been popular in RPGs ever since they were first introduced. However, there's never been a Pokemon based on them. This is surprising. Slimes aren't copyrighted, and they aren't exclusive to any one game. A lot of games and series based on magic or fantasy have included these cute monsters, so it's odd to see that Pokemon hasn't included anything like it. I think a slime Pokemon would be good for evolution, or as a standalone Pokemon. Although it's unlikely, I'd love to see what a slime Pokemon would look like. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Why do anime protagonists eat so much? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! This is a common thing to see in shonen anime. The main protagonist, usually a boy, will always eat a lot of food. But why is this? Personally, I think it's because their power makes them hungry. More power usually takes more energy, and more energy means more food. Their bodies need more food because they produce more energy. These characters usually have a special power, or they're more powerful than others their age; which is why they need to eat more. This may seem like a simple answer to a silly question, but it's just my personal theory. Maybe the creators of these shows weren't thinking of this at all when they made them. However, I know a lot of fans have wondered about this, so I wanted to talk about it anyways. Regardless, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about the movie Astro Boy. It's been a while since I've talked about this movie, but I wanted to give my opinion on it. It was released in 2009, and it's based on the original anime and manga. It isn't exactly anime itself, but I think the art style translated well. This movie is often forgotten or overlooked, or many people write it off because they preferred the original series. But I personally think this movie was good as a standalone film, but it was also good for an introduction to Astro Boy. They didn't change the design or personality of the main character very much, so people can very easily look into the original series afterwards. This movie was actually pretty good, and it does have a somewhat decently sized following. As an anime fan, I think they did a good job of capturing the feel of the original series while also updating it for a new audience. It's a shame that this movie didn't do well when it was released, and I hope it doesn't scare off anyone who wants to use the character again in the future. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I recommend this movie if you've never seen it, though. Regardless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

3, 2, 1, post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about spooky Pokedex entries. Throughout the years, there have always been somewhat creepy or odd Pokedex entries in the Pokemon games. But as Pokemon fans have gotten older, the Pokedex entries have gotten creepier. In a cute game aimed towards younger audiences, this seems like a weird choice. But I think it makes sense. The Pokedex entries are never too graphic, but it keeps things interesting for longtime fans. Along with this, many younger children can't read anyways; and those who can don't usually read the Pokedex entries. This is a good way to keep people interested in the games without pushing away younger or older fans. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

What's wrong with killing characters in an anime or manga series? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! Having a character die in a story can be an emotional and impactful story tool. However, at some point it becomes a problem. This is usually when a lot of important characters die. Sometimes it makes sense for the story, and sometimes it just angers the fans. There has to be a limit. A good example of this is Naruto. But first, here's a spoiler warning! So don't keep reading if you haven't finished at least Naruto Shippuden. Now then, let's get on with it. Those of you who have finished this already know what example I'm about to use. That, is the Akatsuki. Even though it was a powerful and important organization, they ended up killing off all of them. No one escaped, and it was ridiculous. Even if they were good people, somehow they still deserved to die just because they were supposedly the "villains" of the story. Regardless of their motivations, they all died. This is a horrible way to tell a story, and a lot of fans lost interest after this happened. The death of a character should be absolutely necessary, because people are attached to this person regardless of if they're real or not. And killing them just for the sake of it only drives fans away; and it ruins the enjoyment of the entire series. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about the song Mori No Chiisana Restaurant. Although this song isn't exclusively anime-related, it is popular in the anime community. This song was released in 2023, and it's by Aoi Teshima. Mori No Chiisana Restaurant is a cute, comforting, and popular song. It's about a cozy restaurant in the forest. Although the full meaning is unclear, a lot of people theorize that the restaurant serves final meals to customers before they move on to the afterlife. Many people think this ruins the coziness of the song, but I disagree. I think a restaurant that serves a comforting food in a safe place before people pass on is a nice message. Even though it's a bit morbid, it's also a comforting thought. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. As always, I'll be including the link for the song below. Enjoy!

The link for Mori No Chiisana Restaurant: https://youtube.com/watch?v=EYGGd2NKwtI&pp=ygUbTW9yaSBObyBDaGlpc2FuYSBSZXN0YXVyYW50

It's post time! Although there are a lot of Pokemon already, there are still a lot of possibilities. For example, there aren't very many weather Pokemon. I don't exclusively mean Pokemon that control the weather. Rather, I mean Pokemon that are based on the weather. Rain, clouds, sunshine, and other things would make interesting Pokemon designs. It might be difficult to create such a thing, but it would be interesting nonetheless. A good example of this, and maybe the only current example, is Castform. It's based on the weather, and changes with the weather. I think this is a cool design feature, and I'd like to see more Pokemon like it. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Although many fans eventually get tired of Animal Crossing New Horizons, part of the reason people keep coming back is because of Easter Eggs. Even though a lot of the available items don't do anything when you interact with them, there's also quite a few items that will have fun little animations when you interact with them. Along with this, the villagers will say different things depending on how much you talk to them. If you talk to them everyday, they'll have the same repetitive dialogues. But if you don't talk to them for a few days, they complain about you not talking with them often, or they'll say they haven't seen you in a while. If you don't talk to them for a very long time, they'll say they missed you and wondered where you were. So even if things get repetitive, eventually there's a good chance you'll discover something new anyways. This is part of why this game is still popular even now, since players are still discovering things often. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time for another new blog post! For today's blog post, I will be talking about something I think should be included in the next Animal Crossing game. Animal Crossing is a very popular series, and New Horizons was the most popular one yet. However, there are a few things that can be frustrating in this game. One of those things, is only being able to select one thing at a time. I've talked about this before. But, it really doesn't make sense. Pretty much every other game in existence lets you choose multiple things. You can almost always buy or craft multiple items at a time, in RPGs and life simulators. Even otome games let you choose multiple things in the store sections. It's ridiculous that Animal Crossing of all games didn't include this. The whole point is buying and crafting. It's like they left it out on purpose just to torture fans. This is a basic game function and leaving it out is the worst decision. I think it absolutely needs to be in the next game because people have already gotten tired of it not being in this one. It would be amazing if they added it to this one, though I doubt they will because the developers don't care about the fans at this point. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! There are a lot of ways for anime fans to get merchandise, but these days you can even play real crane games from your phone. This is a dream come true for anime fans who want exclusive Japanese merchandise. However, you can end up spending way too much money while still receiving nothing, just like in an average crane game. Plus these ones are a lot harder to control because of camera angles and possible camera delays. Because of this, I recommend free to play ones. Believe it or not, there are a few crane game apps that will give you free points. You can either earn them through third party offers, or from checking in daily. Maybe it won't be a lot, but you can still save up the points and eventually play more crane games. For example, Toreba lets you use points for games and shipping. So if you work hard enough, everything on there can be gotten for free. I recommend ones like this more because anime merchandise and crane games can be expensive, but you shouldn't have to miss out just because you can't afford it. Regardless, these are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about the upcoming Pocket DS. The Pocket DS will be a dual screen mobile gaming system. It will have standard buttons, joysticks, triggers, and a d pad. It will also have a seven inch top screen display, and a five inch bottom screen display. It's similar to a Nintendo DS in design; but it will have more features, better hardware, and a standard touch screen. It will run on Android, as well. This system is built exclusively for gaming, with a high power fan and high quality graphics. Although it isn't out yet, it is being funded on IndieGoGo right now. The company is based in China, and the systems are set to ship later this year. If any of you would be interested in getting one of these, I would recommend getting one during the crowdfunding campaign because their prices are currently lowered. As always, I'll be including the link to the official IndieGoGo page below so you guys can see it for yourselves. Enjoy!

The link for the Pocket DS page: https://www.indiegogo.com/projects/pocket-ds-world-s-1st-dual-screen-android-handheld#/

Is anyone too old for anime? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! It's been a common belief that people eventually get too old for anime. A lot of series focus on teenagers, so it can feel like you're outgrowing it. However, as time has moved on, there's been more age inclusive series. Not only are there older non-human characters like vampires that have lived a long time, but there are also series that focus on characters in their thirties and older. Even popular series these days focus on or include older characters. As fans have gotten older, so have the characters. Anime is more diverse now than it has ever been, so there's something for just about everyone now. Because of this, I don't believe anyone is ever too old for anime. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! As fans of Umamusume may or may not know, there are currently no horse boys in the series. They aren't even mentioned, and many fans think that the whole category of horses in this series can only be girls. This happened before with Nekopara, but eventually cat boys were added to that series. However, I don't think horse boys will ever be added to Umamusume. This is really disappointing because I'd actually love to see what they could do with it. Having only one gender in a series means you'll eventually run out of new designs. Not only this, but including both genders allows more creativity and unique characters. Along with this, a lot of otome games have male main characters while still including girls as side characters. This is to make the world feel more natural. But including only one gender makes things feel off balance. It gets tiring only seeing one, and it also makes the world feel fake. This is why it's difficult to enjoy games made for men, since all of the characters are usually only girls. However, it's also difficult to enjoy otome games if they're all men, since it makes things feel like they aren't real. I think games that have the majority be one gender while still including the other, even as background characters, makes it feel much more natural while still appealing to the target audience; so I hope they can do this with Umamusume in the future. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! There's a common question in the Zenless Zone Zero community that involves Von Lycaon. Many fans don't know if his mechanical legs are boots or prosthetics. I'm here to say, they're prosthetics. Von Lycaon has prosthetic legs that are made to look like boots. Although this causes confusion, I think it was a good idea. It's a unique design that allows him to blend in with the other characters while also standing out. He also uses his legs to fight, which is a clever way to make use of them. Many people are unsure of if they're boots or not because they blend so well, which I think proves how natural it looks for his character. As always, here's a picture of Von Lycaon so you all can see what he looks like. Enjoy! 

New day, new post! Today's blog post will be about the Pokemon Wynaut. Wynaut is a psychic-type Pokemon, and it evolves into Wobbuffet. This Pokemon likes to eat sweet fruit, and it picks the fruit with its ear-like arms. It can always be seen smiling, but its tail thumps the ground when it's angry. Wynaut gets stronger by gathering in groups to play by squishing against each other, and this type of playing helps build their endurance too. They can almost always be seen traveling in a pack, and they gather together in caves to sleep. As always, I'll be including a picture of this cute Pokemon below so you all can see what it looks like. Enjoy!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about my least favorite thing about Animal Crossing New Horizons. This game gets repetitive after a while. But personally, I hate the limited storage space. One of the only fresh things in this game is the new furniture and clothes. However, there are so many different items throughout the game that it doesn't all fit in your house. No matter how many things you put on your walls, you'll always run out of space; especially if you share an island with other players. It's ridiculous. I shouldn't have to make a spare account just so I can have every shirt color. It's frustrating, and I hate how limited the storage is. I thought the last upgrade of five thousand items meant I would be able to have one of everything. But even without duplicates, I still ran out of space. It's disappointing, and I think this should be fixed in the next game, since they'll never update this one. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's time to post! Today's blog post will be about the game Bloodmoney. Bloodmoney is a simple clicker horror game, and it was made by Shroomychrist. Although it isn't anime, it has a similar art style, so I wanted to talk about it anyways. This game isn't very scary, but it is pretty bloody. It follows the story of the main character. After being told they have to get a large amount of money for a surgery, they encounter a friendly man running a booth. One click equals one dollar. But will you take the easy way, or the hard way? There are three endings in total for this game, and the creator has announced that a sequel is already in the works. This game has already gained some popularity even though it's still new. So if you don't mind a bit of repetitive gameplay, I recommend it, especially if you like Yami Kawaii. This is also free to play, but you can pay for it if you want to support the developer. However! This is a mature game for adults! So if you're a child, stay away from it! For everyone else, here's the official game page link. Enjoy!

The link for the official game page: https://shroomychrist-studios.itch.io/bloodmoney

It's post time! I recently talked about Animal Crossing New Horizons players sometimes adding spare accounts so they can have more buildings on their islands. However, this can be a lot of work. Starting over again every time you want a new house can be difficult, especially on a fully developed island. So, I'd like to give some advice. Firstly, you should choose where to put the house first so you can clear the space before creating a new account. After that, earning the needed miles is easy. Fishing, gathering, catching bugs, and a lot of other first time tasks give you miles for completing them. To help a new account, you can drop things like items, clothes, and bells on the island so anyone can pick it up. If you're sharing an island, make sure the other players know what you're doing. Giving your spare account the necessary bells makes upgrading the extra house much easier, since then you can do a new upgrade everyday. If you want to have multiple spare houses, try to do them all at once so you don't have to wait even longer. This method is good for if you want multiple new buildings for things like cities. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Today's blog post will be about Cubchoo. Cubchoo is an ice-type Pokemon, and it evolves into Beartic. This Pokemon is recognizable because it's a cute bear with a disgusting nose drip. Although it's unpleasant to see, this runny nose actually shows that it's healthy. Even though Cubchoo always looks sick, the lack of a nose drip could mean it's sick. Cubchoo also sniffles before it attacks because it uses its runny nose to power its ice moves. If it doesn't like someone, Cubchoo will wipe its snot on them. However, this snot can cause frostbite. So even though Cubchoo looks cute and innocent, it knows what it's doing. I've always liked Cubchoo, but its nose drip has always been too much for me. As always, here's a picture of Cubchoo. Enjoy!

3, 2, 1, post time! Today's blog post will be about the game Beat Cats. Beat Cats is a free-to-play tile hop rhythm game, and it's available on mobile. It's pretty simple, but it has good graphics. It's also pretty unique, since the lyrics for the songs are replaced with meows. This may be annoying for some people, but I think it's cute. Many people complain about the ads, but this can be an easy fix. This game can be played offline. So as long as you download the songs first, this game can be played with or without internet. It isn't exactly anime, but the cats are very cute, it has a couple anime songs, and the cats resemble cute characters from things like San-X. I think this game is pretty fun, and I also think anime fans who like things from Japanese cute culture would like it. I recommend it, especially since it's free anyways. There's more than one game with this name, so make sure you download the right one if you're interested! As always, I will be including a picture from the game Beat Cats below. Enjoy!

What time is it? Post time! For those of you who don't know, the shape of Pocky was recently trademarked. This means that legally, Pocky, or illustrations resembling Pocky, can't be used without permission. Although this makes it so no one can copy Pocky in real life, I don't think it was the best decision. Pretty much any anime fan can tell you that Pocky is seen often in anime and manga. I personally discovered it, and later ate it, because of anime. For years, Pocky has been promoted and advertised in a way through anime and manga. By trademarking the shape of it, they're making it so no one can use it without permission, and therefore they've likely stopped any further use of it in anime and manga. I'm going to be honest, hardly anyone is going to want to jump through legal hoops so they can draw their characters eating a chocolate stick. For example, if someone wants to show their character drinking a specific soda brand, they just draw it in a can or regular bottle and then add the colors associated with that brand. It shows the viewers what they're drinking without having to go through the legal process. So, of course creators will just pick a different snack. There's tons of things that can be used instead of Pocky, and they likely will be used instead now. I'm sure this won't help international Pocky sales. It's very popular in Japan, but in America, it's mostly only popular because of anime. Outside of the anime community, not many people know about it. To most people, it's just a chocolate covered biscuit, and there are a lot of different types of chocolate biscuits out there, even from Japan. Although this trademark legally makes sense, I think in the long run it'll be bad for their sales. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! Today's blog post will be about summer Pokemon. With summer slowly coming to a close, I thought I'd talk about this. There aren't very many Pokemon based on this season. However, there are a few. Pokemon like Cherrim, Deerling, and Sawsbuck have different forms that are based on summer, but they aren't really summer Pokemon. Ones based on flowers or sunshine are more spring-themed. Because of this, I think there should be more seasonal Pokemon. It would be good for in-game events, and it would also be good for fans who like to make themed teams and seasonal fan art. There's a few Pokemon that can be used for spring and winter, but there aren't many for summer and fall. So, I think there should be more Pokemon based on these seasons. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Although I've played Fate/Grand Order for a while now, the most recent Servant Summer Festival is actually the first event I've played through. It ended yesterday, but I still wanted to talk about it. Honestly, this event felt like torture. There was so much to do that it was overwhelming. I spent so much time just finishing the main event story that I missed my chance to get Oberon this time around. Which is unfortunate, since the event shop actually included two purchasable outfits for him. Which I obviously bought for next time. Even though it was difficult, I enjoyed the story, and I liked seeing so many characters interacting. I think my main mistake was not starting the event sooner, but that's my own fault. I like the different items in the event shop as well, and even just playing through the main story would give you enough resources to buy quite a few things. This was my first Summer Festival. And despite it being a horrible introduction, I think I would like to participate in the next one. For my first Fate/Grand Order event, I think it was alright. It was a lot to take in, and pretty mentally exhausting after a while, but ultimately it was good. Though honestly, I think I deserved more than just one character for completing it. It was a lot of work for one character. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new list! For today's blog post, I will be listing three of my favorite Fate/Grand Order characters, along with a picture of each. I haven't made a list in a while. So since I've been playing this game quite a bit recently, I decided to list some of my favorite characters. And since they have different outfits, I'll specifically be including pictures of them in my favorite outfits as well. Enjoy!

1.) Oberon

2.) Astolfo

3.) Merlin

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about the lack of buildings in Animal Crossing New Horizons, and how you can fix this yourself. Animal Crossing New Horizons doesn't have very much you can do. There are only two shops, a museum, and the villagers. However, there's a one island per Nintendo Switch rule. This means if you have other player accounts on your Nintendo Switch, you will all play on the same island. Along with this, there can be up to eight extra people on one island. People have used this loophole to make fake extra accounts and make new buildings. You can't make extra shops, since once you put something down in a house, no one else can pick it up. But you can make other things. Libraries, cafes, activity centers, and game rooms can all be made inside. You can even make green houses, indoor gardens, and other things like playgrounds. This can be useful in creating new areas for players to spend time, since it gives you something to do. Some players make extra shops or restaurants with simple panels and creativity. But if you don't mind having extra accounts on your Nintendo Switch, this is a good way to add more things to the island. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! I've talked about the gender swapping in Fate/Grand Order a few times before. It bothers me a lot, but it also bothers other fans. This series is based on real historical and mythological characters, so gender swapping them is confusing and irritating. But more than this, there are male characters who look feminine, so it's easy to assume they were just gender swapped again. It's hard to keep up with everyone's proper gender when everything is so inconsistent. There are male spirits in female bodies, gender swapped characters, and males that look like females. But there are also some females that look like males. Without owning them to see their profiles, it's easy to get confused or lose track of who is what in this game. It wouldn't be a problem if they kept things accurate to what they were based on, but they don't. It's really frustrating and makes things more complicated than they have to be. It gets worse when they add characters like Lady Avalon. Merlin was already historically accurate, it's King Arthur they changed. But instead of just adding King Arthur, they added a female version of Merlin too. It's like a slap in the face to everyone who's upset with this series because of the gender swapping. Of course most of these things can't be fixed now, but they can at least change it in future series. Regardless, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

New day, new post! Today's blog post will be about the Pokedex on the official Pokemon website. For those of you who don't know, the official Pokemon website has a Pokedex feature so you can look at and read about all of the official Pokemon. But at the moment, quite a few of the Pokedex pages are down. It's unclear why this is, but it should be fixed soon. They could be doing maintenance on this section of the website, but at the moment a lot of the Pokemon aren't available. I'm sure the pages will be fixed soon, but I wanted to talk about this anyways. As always, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! For today's blog post, I will be talking about why I think Fate/Grand Order has a bad gacha system. There are a lot of gacha games these days, but part of enjoying them comes from getting the characters you like. In Fate/Grand Order, it's actually pretty easy to get a large amount of the characters. However, it's nearly impossible to get specific characters, even during the pick up summons. You can get random four or five star characters, which are the hardest ones to get. Because of this, you can eventually level and progress through the game pretty easily. The problem is, you can't get the ones you want. Some of the featured pick up summons are limited time characters, which means they're gone for a while if you miss them. I think limited characters should have a lower pity rate. It isn't as big of a deal with permanent characters that you could randomly end up getting at any time. But with the special ones, it's extremely frustrating to miss them and have to wait a long time for them to return. I think this game just needs better drop rates for the gacha. Otherwise, we should have more opportunities to get Saint Quartz, since it takes thirty instead of ten for a full eleven draw. It's easier to add more ways to get Saint Quartz than it is to change the pity levels, so I hope they do this in the future. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

Why is Astolfo from the Fate series so popular? Well, that's what I'll be talking about in today's blog post! Astolfo is extremely popular, and even people who don't play or watch this series knows who he is. I found him years before I found the series he was from, and he's usually the one who is used as an example for femboys. Why is this? Well, it's because Astolfo is a character first. He has a strong personality that goes beyond what he wears. He's positive, cheerful, strong, reliable, and a good example of a knight. He doesn't try to pretend he's a girl, he just likes cute clothes. He wears what he wants, and acts like himself all the time. It's refreshing. He isn't just a femboy, he's a man who's confident in who he is as a person. I think it was a really good idea to put his personality first before his fashion choices. This makes it feel more natural, and it makes it feel like his clothes are just part of who he is. I think this is a large part of why so many people like him and why he became so popular. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!

It's post time! Recently a lot of games, apps, and websites have started age restricting content. This is important, because it is going to effect everyone, including the anime community. However, although it's inconvenient for adults, I think this is a step in the right direction. Most things are just asking for your birthday at the moment, which isn't too much of an inconvenience. Children have been in adult spaces for much too long. Parents aren't preventing it because they don't care about what their children are doing. It shouldn't be up to everyone else to parent children, but I personally am not comfortable with children and teenagers being in my space. I don't want to see a bunch of children and teens bragging about invading adult spaces because they can. I don't want to have to watch how I talk and interact with people just because a child has decided it's their right to make me uncomfortable. Children shouldn't be around adults and adults don't want to be around children. Because of this, I think it's a good idea to go back to separating things like the internet had to before. Children are going to keep going online, and they should stay where they're meant to be instead of acting like they belong with adults. It's unhealthy for children's development and it makes everyone else uncomfortable. But, those are mostly just my thoughts on this topic. I'm sure quite a few people won't agree with me on this, but it's just my opinion. Nonetheless, I hope you all still enjoyed this blog post!