I would've loved an option for "What significant other?". Some of us are #foreveralone lol. But to answer in the hypothetical, no it doesn't matter. I think it's important to have some similar interests with your partner, but for me it doesn't need to be manga/anime.

Yes, you are totally right, yes we should have similar interest points but it doesn't supposed to be manga/anime, It can be books, nature or random things. We shouldn't restrict the largest topic like "Interest" with anime/manga.

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1st: Death Note

He probably doesn't like the fact that homogeneous Japan can produce more original material with a wider variety of diverse characters, settings, and views than anyone pushing the racist ideology of Progressivism can.

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I think it is important for me i mean we need a bond to cling and I wanna weeb type of bond.

Doesn't matter to me. I'd love some open mindedness though, respect each other's life and hobby and all that jazz.

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Yes, as I said, It doesn't matter, out of topic, which character that is on your photo?

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MILESTONES
1st: Death Note

https://xtvclamp.fandom.com/wiki/Nataku

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Thanks, grigo!

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1st: Death Note

This in particular doesn't matter, but I want to share at least one or two hobbies with anyone I'm serious about.

It doesn't matter to me, but what does matter is you have to be non hostile toward it. had a friend/acquaintance go into detail about their warhammer hobby, how the SO of the time forced them to quit, and was hostile, he had to get rid of everything, and because that relationship didn't last, he was out in the low 5 figures on rebuying in.

The obvious question is why, and he thought it would work, outside of that hobby which did take up a fair amount of space (some of the figures were well made and used as display pieces when not in storage) so once that was done he could have moved on, but it was never just that one thing, it was that his primary function wasn't money and his secondary function wasn't kissing her ass 24/7 and without her he would die.

But, like the dope he was, he didn't file divorce first, he tried to make it work, and at that point you are playing defense (second to file) you are already screwed.

learned 2 things from him, well, 1 thing and reinforced others

1) if they give an ultimatum like demand, walk away, do not take them back, do not reason with them, cut your losses because now that they know this works, it will be the go to threat
2) NEVER be second with filing anything where you have an adversarial relationship. If you think they may file something, make damn sure you are first, collage culture and the me too movement should show that even if you are in the right, saying the story second is almost always a losing position

Oops. I rarely check this forum. Yes, quite tragic character of an old manga/anime series.

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