Saturday, September 6, 2003

Peanut Butter Samayoeru Aori Dangan Time!


What Anime Vampire Are You?

Hello Again. Well, My first week of high school as a Junior has come to a close. Though I'm not particularly pleased with my schedule or the high concentration of morons in each and every class, I can do little more than keep my mouth shut, blare my earphones, and stay as nonchalant as possible to keep any sort of unwanted attention from coming my way. There are two new, fine examples of bishounen walking about the school this year.
The first bishie boy in question is asian, but relatively tall and quite thin. To put it simply, he's beautiful, and girly enough to strike my interest. He's like a living incarnation of Kuja from Final fantasy IX. The most noticeable Kuja-esque oddity about him is his long, straight white hair that trails past his shoulders and hangs in his face. The second interesting quality about him is his style and movement. Those who have seen POTC (Pirates of the Carribbean) Will remember Captain Jack Sparrow and his slouch-swagger. This is the same sort of body language, albeit less exaggerated, that this boy has. On a daily basis, he dresses in a black suit which is realatively formal in nature. And finally, those who know FF9 or FF7 will understand what I mean when he does the Kuja/ Rufus hair flip.
The second boy is a tall and dangerous looking goth who prowls around the school in makeup and chains. His appearance strikes me as vampiric, and I'm very attracted to vampires, admittedly. The most fascinating aspect of him is the corset like adornment he wears about his waist.
So I suppose it will strike you now that I have fairly freaky tastes in men. I would have no qualms being in a relationship with a man more feminine than myself, (not that this is terribly hard to achieve) and I definately prefer the eccentric boys. This places me in the position of being teased quite a bit, particularly with Tracy. It's our joke now that I'm going to stalk the "Kuja-man" (the white haired asian), and force him to dance in a purple thong.
On an added note, I'm in the process of writing a flame about the "Peach Girl Series" for a friend, and fellow otaku member Rachel Davis. She read the fourth installment of the "Change of Heart" series, and was so disgusted by it that she asked me to write a flame on it...... but it turns out that I chose this opportunity to flame the whole damn series. Don't get me wrong, this manga, as well as pretty much every series of manga or anime out there, has a place in my heart, but I was quietly frusterated with many aspects of the series and decided to explode in a literary fashion. Not a terrible lot to say... but I'm also working on my second ever CG work of art.
Signing off---Alexa
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