The ones I watched are Azumanga Daioh, Love Live and Watamote, their characters are mostly women, and very often there's little to relate to the opposite sex despite universal emotions ('cept for Tomoko, she's a real one); and all of their story arcs, their interactions, their whimsy personalities... And I think "maybe women are capable of feeling emotion and are empathetic? Like actual human beings?"
I talked about this to a normie friend once, that it's hard for me to look at a woman as a sentient being, instead of a bag of meat with organs with limited responses. He looked pretty upset and adviced me that I should never say that to anybody. But it's the truth, or at least it kind of was. How did I end up this way? I barely feel empathy to foids emotions or feelings, or problematics. If you told me that 50 women died in the other part of the world, I would care slightly less than if you told me 50 men died. Do we all feel like this sometimes?
I talked about this to a normie friend once, that it's hard for me to look at a woman as a sentient being, instead of a bag of meat with organs with limited responses. He looked pretty upset and adviced me that I should never say that to anybody. But it's the truth, or at least it kind of was. How did I end up this way? I barely feel empathy to foids emotions or feelings, or problematics. If you told me that 50 women died in the other part of the world, I would care slightly less than if you told me 50 men died. Do we all feel like this sometimes?
