The Anime Reality

Crunchyroll is a site for real anime fans. For only $6.95 a month you can legally watch the latest adventures of Naruto and support anime worldwide.

It’s a great idea, matched only by what a terrible idea it was to give those same paying members their own forums. What sort of issues do Crunchyroll members like talking about? Well, the same things all of us worry about:

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Anime Convention Tip #34: Don't let black Naruto molest you.

Thanks, Paul!

My parents know I look at hentai.  For the most part they’re cool with it since they see me as an adult and being able to make my own descisions about what to beat off to. look at for artistical value.  I’m 22 now, though I think I’ve been viewing hentai since I was 15 or so.  I never really knew what it was when I first saw it.  I honestly thought that the first hentai game I played would contain no nudity and just be an adventure game with a happy ending.  That game was Tokimeki Check In!.  Throughout the course of the game, Ayumi gets raped in three seperate story arcs.  Holy crap.  To this day, Ayumi’s my favorite character from that game, though not because of the H scenes(She’s actually got a great personality).  Before that, when the internet was just getting started, I’d check out some stuff at CG Shrines.

Ah, then there’s Hyperguy.net, which happens to have hentai on it(It was never meant to be a hentai site, and for the most part, still isn’t one).  To the nonanime fans (people above 25 years of age) I’ve show the site to, I’ve mostly gotten positive feedback.  People’ll usually ask me where I got my images from, which is no easy question to answer since they’ve come from all reaches of the internet.  Because of the hentai that is on my site, my Dad doesn’t visit it when he’s at work.

I like hentai.  It’s nice.  I’m pretty decent at chess.  I won’t post a list. xD