Some people said if you have anime profile picture, your opinion is valued about one-third of normal people’s opinion. What do you think?
I’ve heard this too many times on Facebook, and it really irks me. Just because you have an anime picture on your profile, doesn't make you stupid or your opinion doesn't matter. Every opinion matters, whether you have an anime or video game character as your profile picture.This is my profile picture currently on Facebook. It's of Ronald Knox from Black Butler, and I turned it into a Christmas photo, as it's December. I’ve always had various pictures of him as my profile picture on Facebook.Black Butler is actually rated MA in the second and third season (movie might be too for all the blood) for certain scenes. The first season was rated TV-14, even though there was a scene where Sebastian had sex with a nun.Some parts of the next two seasons are disturbing, such as the second season where an old man had a thing for young boys. The man also would rape and beat Alois, as it's implied in the some time in the show. (To put it out there, they obviously wouldn't show him doing it in the anime). As for the third season, it has children getting kidnapped, and then pretty much end up being vegetables. The Doctor used children's bones to make the Circus troupes prosthetic limbs. What's even more disturbing is that Baron Kelvin puts them in circus acts, where they are killed. Fall off a rope and bust their head open, get mauled by a lion, and nearly get a knife impaled in the face.I have a reason for not having my profile picture as myself, even here on Quora. I'm 26 years old, and not ashamed to have an anime character as my profile picture. While anime may appear “childish” to those that don't understand anime, I think my profile picture fits me just fine. I'm entitled to have an opinion, just like everybody else. An anime picture shouldn't say otherwise.It's kind of funny though. Those people who claim we act like children, are acting like children themselves. And they have their selfies as a profile picture! Just because it's a picture not involving our own selfies.Just look at all that blood. Not a kid’s show.
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Need male opinions for my match.com profile regarding what "curvy" means?
Okay, so i recently set up a match.com account and under the appearance section you have to disclose what body type you are. The options are slender, athletic and toned, about average, curvy, a few extra pounds, big and beautiful and I'm probably missing one but anyway i put that i am curvy because i'm hovering around a size 6 or 8, i have measurements of 36C-27-39 so i'm not really skinny nor do i have rock hard abs. My question is what is the male perception of curvy? Do they just assume the girl is super overweight if she calls herself curvy? I ask because the majority of male profiles i've seen have only wanted slender, average or athletic but none specified curvy. I thought men prefer the soft, hourglass body and i would call that curvy. Do men and women just differ on what they think "curvy" means? Should i change my descriptor to average? How do men generally describe my body type?