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One of these days I need to complete my MAL list. I've watched lots of anime, like I bet I've watched at least 100 series.

Okay. Now let's talk about anime! And where are some other members who love anime. Hmmm... @W_L you like anime, right?

I thought mb you meant a guy with a BBC.

Do you love manga and anime? Do you dream of 2D husbandos, perhaps even the occasional waifu? This chat is for you!

You know that other site I had you join, NF? I can change my name in a little over a month. Drogon is one of the names I'm considering.

Woo hoo.

I was thinking menage a trois.

And Cersei practically becomes moister than an oyster when she gets to torture someone for extended periods of time, especially for months or even years.

I'll ask Khal Drogo next time he takes me.

I just wish I were there and that I felt better so we could have a proper celebration.

Bon tarde, Bruno! This is not unusual situation. Sometimes, we find that those who are helping us with our mental health problems are our heroes, and we may start to have those types of feelings. However, it's unlikely that your therapist feels the same way. Also, if he did, it would mean that he could no longer be your therapist. What's more, it would be unethical for him to pursue a romantic relationship with you. I know it's probably not what you wanted to hear, but it's one of those situations in which the fantasy and reality are unlikely to merge. However, therapists are a great resource for opening yourself up for finding love. And who knows? I could be wrong. He may be willing to risk it all. You should look for signs that he's into you before you even consider that a possibility. Keep in mind that some of these signs are things that therapists are trained to do like maintaining eye contact. You'll have to look for other signs. https://pairedlife.com/dating/How-Do-You-Know-A-Guy-Likes-You

How did you know I love John Legend?

How about Gintama?

Another anime opening. This is from Gurren Lagann.