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I don't really read manga but if you like pretty things, "Sakuran" by Moyoco Anno looks tempting. The film was stunning:

I went there yesterday! They're gone, by the way. On summer vacation/chased out by police :( :(

hello, nice to meet you :)

glasses face. always feel weird taking this kind of picture.

$900?! I need to get into voice acting.

little things that you remember, however boring, average or amazing, I want to know. me: -I woke up and went to the library. I asked the librarian for books on minimalism. She told me to look up "minimawhatever" in the catalogue. -napped in a big library chair -went to the drugstore to...

chicken fingers and strawberry milkshakes. Because I'm six years old.

baby rabbit: hahahahahahaha!! oh I love him.

"Norwegian Wood" by Haruki Murakami. He has the easiest, most honest writing style. This book was my favorite since high school. It's kind of a love story without being sentimental, set in Tokyo in the 1960s, with characters who remind you of people you'd want to know. "The Wind up Bird...

Hi Michael, My heart goes out to you. I hope you're doing better. I really think you should talk to your kids. If that's too hard, you should write to them or do something to get in contact with them. You're their father, and they'll regret it terribly if they hadn't communicated with you...

what do you want the most?

everyone here is so lovely, it's hard to be lonely :) :) My reading list: I've been obsessed with Milan Kundera and Haruki Murakami lately. Comfy chairs: they're so great! When I'm bored, I sit way back and pretend to be asleep or listening to music when I'm really listening in on hilarious...

is it fried?

:) I feel the same way. I wouldn't want to die alone, but I feel less trapped/argumentative/jealous now that I'm single. It's the saddest thing when you start hating someone you used to love.

where is the pie?

I'm thinking about watching ants crawl around when I was a little kid, and why I liked to smush them so much.

aww thanks guys :) You're right about not dwelling on things, Minus. I'm trying to look at the future as an adventure and a chance to change/grow.

Hello everyone, I'm Zem from California and I'm 20 years old. I'm not usually lonely. In fact, I liked being alone for most of my life. I was happy to spend most of my time lazing around bookstores and coffeeshops, reading and taking walks and people watching. I had a boyfriend who I loved and...