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Ok, maybe this? This girl that was over chilling the day before, had worn a pair of boxers I lent her to chill in. The next day I'm having a wank, see the boxers in my laundry and think, "should I?, could I?" thinking back to how much anime characters enjoy it, I get off my bed mid wank, full boner go over, pick them up, and yes, smell them. They smelled like pussy alright, it was the summer, so a bit sweaty, and yeah I think it contributed to the nut. I don't regret it.
Real question. Has anime ever taught anything good, wholesome, and useful to anybody ever? Them Chinese cartoons only made me do (and buy) dumb shit, especially as a kid. A friend of mine totally learned how to play Go from a show, though.
Certainly, there is actually a lot of philosophical anime out there.
Such as:
Studio Ghibli Films
Ghost in the Shell
Serial Experiments Lain
Neon Genesis Evangelion
I've never watched any Ghibli films, so there's that. Both Evangelion and Ghost in the Shell were cool and had interesting premises, but I watched too little of GITS, and Evangelion made me feel sad and inadequate during the whole ride. Saint Seiya did make me learn a lot about constellations and pantheons and about buying astrologically-themed action figures.
Back to topic: that shower scene in the Street Fighter anime was
inspiring to me. Why did it air in a saturday morning, I don't know. Sadly I don't think I could replicate the magic today, especially after someone pointed me out that Chun-Li's ass in that scene looks like a muscular man's chest and shoulder.