>>40 Well, i am the one who wrote 37, and I would like to disagree with batshit insane! Yeah, most of them are very neurotic and paranoid. But then there are others who were heavily mocked when younger for simply liking games/for no reason at all and developed weird traumas. Some even have really harsh family lives, and some are elitist fangirls of shitty Ai Shounen.
Which brings me to this: yaoi/shounen ai fangirls. Would someone please explain fangirls and their annoying fangirl squeaking ? Also, why the fuck can't fangirls be friends with non-fangirls ? fangirls, fangirls, fangirls.
I used to have a friend who i really really liked and cared for, she was a fangirl and a lesbian (how uncommon, though she only recently assumed it openly, and yes, i didn't knew until she did assume, even being her friend for nearly two years), she eventually started developing weird traumas towards me and thinking that i was superior in everything, sometimes she would just start crying when she was with me.
It was really painful for me to see a friend cry, but she wouldn't open up with me at all, even when i talked to her about nearly everything in my life she wouldn't say a word. She simply nodded. What hurts even more about this situation is that she was actually the first girl that i actually felt friendship with, and yet i felt like she didn't like me at all, and simply wanted someone to hang out with, simply not to feel lonely.
Nowadays, she is friends with a group of 20-something yo fangirls who are nothing in their pathetic lifes; shes going to become an architect because thats what her parents told her to do. And i know this because i try to talk with her now and then but... She simply goes: "x3" or "xP" and "lol yes what can i say" ...
Every time i think about this i can't help but feel sad but, i guess that's what growing up wanting to be rebellious (since she watches yaoi undercover from her parents and shit) and feeling shitty because of the social circumstances can do to you.
This is my main reason to hate fangirls.