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I really believe that in this world is possible the existence of a good romance about yuri/yaoi relationship. But the ones i've seen are not. The problem is that they want you to love and encourage and find pretty any gay couple only because they're... gay. What I mean is that yaoi animes are as common as non-yaoi romances, the difference is that they want you to like it just because the main couple is yaoi! (??) But I also think (with all my heart) that gay relationships are not less troublesome than non-gays ones. They idealize that couples too much. All relationships are difficult and particular, it's not like just for beeing both gay they would get along perfectly without hard times. Another thing that annoys me is that kind of relationship where the girl does nothing and the guy gets all the sacrifices. The girl is the problem, of course. I love sacrificial love. Maybe it's even more beautiful when one of them dies -- but let me explain myself! When the beloved one dies, love doesn't. It stays like it was, with all its intensity. They won't ever get bored! Like Romeo and Juliet, I suppose (that's not an anime!) I like Berserk's Gatts and Caska, for example: they've surpassed their prides and they protect each other. If you know the anime, you know what "sacrifice" means.

That would never work on me, because I believe in sincerity above all. I mean... if the guy talks to you and has already "second thoughts"... how can you really get to know him? The person he really is. Well, that's just the way I see relationships, and I tend to be really boring on that matters - I'm a "be always yourself!" defender. But even I couldn't resist to one particularly On a party, waching people dance, neither of us enjoying it: Boy:[I] If you keep staring at them like this, I'll start thinking you wanna dance, too.[/I] Girl:[I] No! ...Do you?[/I] Boy: [I]No![/I] Girl: [I]Uh...[/I] I believe he wasn't flirting at me, just wanted to talk... And I would only start dating him months later. But you want tragical ones. There are those of "is your father...?" Example: Boy: [I]Is your father a robber?[/I] Girl: [I]No, why??[/I] Boy: [I]Because he has stolen shine of the stars and put it in your eyes! [/I] Of course that haven't happened to me...

In this world ruled by Photoshop and likes, there are still the followers of Paint way of life. Well, at least me, who can't use all those complex Photoshop tools, am having some fun with great old Paint. Would anyone like to join me? [I][URL=http://i22.photobucket.com/albums/b336/alinecl/Imagens/Feitonopaint.jpg]generic kimono girl[/URL][/I]

My school has the annoying habit to give us useless papers, with calendars, notes and sometimes, texts of psychologists (or something like that) directed to our parents. The last one was really funny (tragically funny) and this discussion has remembered me of it. It was called "Educating younger's liking" and said something like that: [I] "The parents have been complaining a lot about the interests and preferences that children demonstrate to have regarding various itens of life, and teachers agree to that. That's true, children and young's liking has been very strange lately. (...) Nowadays, parents seek less authoritarian educative practices and more involved ones [involved with who's beeing educated]. But this aspiration has been a source of many mistakes, such as to give yougers the chance to make their own choices and have their own opinion..."[/I] Mrs. Rosely Sayão, psychologist and author of "How to educate my son?" I'm sorry for the poor translation. Let's just not consider that my school was extremely hypocrite -- I have Philosophy classes once in a week! I'm suposed to "learn how to think and be a critic person", isn't that right? But I think that people who can't accept Harry Potter's readers (and RPG players, etc) are just like Mrs. Rosely.

[U][I]I'm feeling merciful today...[/I][/U] Heero Yui (Gundam Wing) - He's silent, independent and organized. He wouldn't bother anyone! (I just don't want to discover accidentally some kind of secret, otherwise...) Soujirou Seta (Rurouni Kenshin) - It's nice to laugh, once in a while. Or all the time? Yoh Asakura (Shaman King) - Very tranquil person. Judeau (Berserk) - Does anyone remember him? He's a nice guy! Raito Yagami (Death Note) - I could talk to him about the best way to purify world. [U][I]Die in the cold:[/I][/U] Mokona (Magic Knight Rayearth) - No pets. Chii (Chobits) - I don't like dumb... "people"? Kaolla Su (Love Hina) - I don't want to be kicked every second! Griffith (Berserk) - One day, I would get home and discover that he had burned it with all my precious things inside, including that picture of my mother, all my savings and my poor neighbor who happened to be there. Or something that treacherous. Misato (Evangelion) - Shinji knows why.

I'm not a dancer. Definitely. But I admire those who have this hability (or just want to have fun!). There is only one thing that I really dislike, that are those obscene "dances", like funk (Brazilian funk). Talking about Brazil, if you want something to dance, try "samba". That's the rithym danced at Brazilian "Carnaval", and is it is worth to say "do you think you can dance?" (But PLEASE, Brazil is not the land of Carnaval, naked women and soccer players.)

Like MissWem said, most of people here (maybe everyone) agree that girls can be the ones who start a relationship, according to their respectives personal particularities. However, there is still a lot of prejudice, if I can put it like that, specialy amongst older people. To give an example: my schoolmate's dad obligued her brother to put a dress and humiliated him because he was helping her to do the dishes. And we study in a good school, besides her mother having her own store, that is, she's relatively independent. But, back to the asking out question, if it is that simple and acceptable girls having this behavior, why do people keep questioning it? I don't mean that it shouldn't be discussed. What I mean is that this fact being surprising, not for people here, but in general, is the proof of the existence of the "prejudice".