I think the show's sentiment and message is only further explained and expanded in the manga that has not been animated. I would recommend reading them.
Great video, as always! Really liked this one. Girl's Last Tour really is a nice gem. Life, and hunger... I think I live for the small things. I've got a very debilitating chronic illness, and the majority of my life so far, my entire childhood, has been spent inside a dark room, just living for the sake of living, living so that my mother won't be sad. I know this illness will be a lifelong one, there is no cure. Accepting my limitations in life is an ongoing struggle. 'What reason do I have to live when I can't get an education, get a job, make any sort of contribution to society? Why should I push on when all I am is a financial burden to my family, and the government?' Last year I was doing better for a short while, and it opened my eyes up to a lot of the simpler things in life, stuff that I never even paused to appreciate before I got sick. I have a dog now, she's 10 months old and the best thing that's ever happened to me. I live for her, for the joy she shows when I'm well enough to take her out on a short walk, for the warmth of her fur as she lies cuddled up to me whilst I write this comment. I live for a blue sky and the feeling of dewy grass under my feet, for the cold on my cheeks in winter... My life may not consist of much, but it's a life nonetheless. (This was really mushy and whiny, I'm sorry!!)
No, thank you for sharing. I'm glad you did. I think that is really important. Identifying the thibgs that make you happy and striving to have more of it in your life. More dog time. Dog time for days
It's still kind of special 'Kino no Tabi' is a bit like it, but different. Made in Abyss has some similarities, but it might be the darkest show of all.
I have been thinking about hunger in a literal and figurative sense lately. I don't eat a lot and I don't pursue many things. Some people I know grew up poor (like me) and it gave them a drive, a hunger. They want to have more things, to have all the things they couldn't have growing up. For me, it went the other way. I was denied many things and in response, my hunger diminished. And so now, I don't have that much hunger. So, when you say "what makes you hungry?" a couple of things come to mind but I don't "feel" them that much. I suppose I got used to adding "...but I don't need it" after anything I might want to "eat".
It all comes down to what you are satisfied with. If you don't feel a need to run after things at full force, than you can feel more content and that is a possible goal you could have. The idea of trying to find what you love, or the life you want to live, and then working to shape your life decisions around a life that would cultivate that thing you like. Thanks for the comment!
I guess what I'm hungry for is to be someone, be good at something, not just be okay at it. I want to be at least known for something good, such as being a good artist, a good speedrunner, a good livestreamer. Something that makes me someone, not some random person people outside of family will forget in a couple of days or months. I don't think I'll stop trying to achieve that, even if the road seems damn near impossible. Chances are I will die before my hunger is satiated, but that's something the future is holding.
I relate to that sentiment. I want to be someone or smething, feel I contribute to the world or mean something to others on a larger scale and it's always a race to get there. The distance is more impirtant than the destination for me. Anyways I relate to that sentiment a lot.
Definitely. It gets sold short as a 'slice of life' show really often, and I think that really paints an innacurate image on the character arcs, story, plot, and themes.
Wonderfully concise yet insightful video. Girls' Last Tour was my anime of the year last year and the various philosophical questions it poses about the human condition paired with its immensely atmospheric world and art style stuck out to me immensely and cemented it as one of my all-time favorites. I do agree with the sentiment that sometimes the search, or the journey, is more meaningful than the destination. This especially applies to today's society where everything seems to moving along at such a fast pace and it becomes easy to get caught up on the distractions that could set us off the path or goal that we set for ourselves. I believe that appreciating the things we learn along the way of reaching our goal is more important than simply focusing purely on the barebones results. That way, we can take pleasure in the little things as we work towards our aspirations instead of becoming "hopeless" in our endeavors of obtaining something that might be too out of reach at the moment.
Loved this anime. I think it came down to the relationship between Chi and Yuu. Their personalities are very different, but work together perfectly. The part where Chi messes with Yuu in the dark, and where Chi has to think about what she'd do without Yuu, who she thinks has been eaten, were some of my favorites. They keep on for each other, and because of each other. It's a funny and sweet dynamic between them. And if all hope was lost, all the distractions that take your attention away from the fact that now matter if you're doing all the things in the pics they accessed on the sub, or if you're just watching street lights come on, are gone, and if the end comes and you're with someone that you genuinely care about and who gets you, what more do you really need?
This video made me realize that I don't have _anything_ that makes my life feel worth living. I just... live, and I'm not sure why. Maybe I'm hoping that a reason will come to me by chance; heavens know I don't have the slightest idea how I could find a reason for myself. Until then, I guess I'm just filling the void, as one other commenter _(named Substellar at the time of writing)_ said. ...It's more than a little depressing to consider that.
For me, my greatest hunger is knowledge / or to see how new things developed & work. I spend a lot of time to read about latest developments in science and AI, technology and more. Whenever a new tech comes out I'm curious to know what is it. It also applies to mundane things, to experience new things. I'm not an adventurous type, but I like to explore new things. New surroundings, new experiences, new genres of music & arts, new genre of movies....
this video appear in my youtube recommendation, and just below this video is another video titled "Ya hungry?" Its like watching my youtube recommendation gain consciousness and starts a conversation with itself
I never thought I would be shaken to my core by the question "what makes you hungry" seriously. I've thought about this for a bit to no end without even knowing the question, but... you just put it into words. hm
Once again, great video. I haven't seen Girls Last Tour, but this made me want to give it a try. The style is really intriguing to me, and the themes seem like they could be deeper than first imagined. On hunger, I liked how you connected it to drive and the bodily function. It made your final point that much more impactful, thinking about the body and about the mind. The video also connected with me on a personal level, as hunger has been a continual problem in my life. Feeling like eating or not feeling like it, I have total apathy on the subject. Sometimes I forget to eat until I feel that painful hunger. Lately, it's come to a point where my anxiety sometimes prevents me from eating altogether. This video really hit home, where we have to find strength to eat, to keep going. Keep up the good work!
Thanks for sharing! I like how you personally connect with it, and it really drives home for me how the show balances these themes (as well as others) in a very well thought out substantive way. Definitely a good show.
Girls' Last Tour seems to convey a dragon-maid-y-style through its character art which typically deters me, but the themes you've brought to light seem to be augmented by it as though their innocence and human heart juxtaposes their grim world. Makes me want to watch, I love this conversation about drive and its expression through hunger. I'm taken aback by your candidness each time I see a new video, keep doing what you're doing HIP. P.S. Oh, have you played Demon's Souls or Dark Souls? Seems like a worthy question while we're on the topic of humanity and drive.
Yeah it's definitely more of an atmospheric adventure story than anything else. Lots of dark themes with two cute characters fronting it. I'm glad you liked the video, although short. I have not played dark souls except years ago on a friends console. It's on my 'plan to play list' so to speak.
Cool video, you often times talk about seemingly complex subjects but this one is a very simple yet very important one. I find that Hunger often just appears at random without any thought put behind it. I'm often dissapointed in my self for not having enough hunger, for not having the same drive others do but maybe I just need to find the right food or something idunno.
I think that is a lot of it. Finding something you think is worth chasing is what will make you willing to do the run. Sometimes that thing is hard to pin down, but I think it is an important answer to search for as it can aide in a lot of life direction. Yeah this video was a little shorter/simpler partially because I was sick, but also because I saw that nobody had talked about this yet and was sort of surprised. Thanks for watching!
Nice video & a wonderful topic of discussion that really makes you think. Girls last tour really is an underrated gem when it comes to philosophy, music, ambience & the characters. Hoping Sentai gets the lead out & dubs it soon (praying it will be good) New subscriber earned.
Thanks so much for this video, you really put everything in a much deeper and broader perspective, there's so much meaning in the subtle things, this really was a gem of an anime, I just need a S2 so badly, but thanks again, what we mostly forget is to appreciate the smallest things in life
I feel sad that I have discovered this show now… despite being 24 with quite complicated backstory this manga brings many of situations I could relate to. The story is gem and it’s in my top 5 now
I got chills watching this, thank you. I'm still trying to find what I'm hungry for. I used to think it was art, but that doesn't feel as right anymore. Right now I'm just hungry for a new goal, and that's enough for now.
Thank you so much! Really needed to hear this. Having a job that stinks and having a dream work put this to perspective. As always, thanks for the great content!
Welp! another show i have to watch after you have covered it. I've been thinking about how to emotionally satiate myself for a while, and I definitely do not have the answer. I am certainly hungry, just don't know what to eat...
I understand that. Finding what you love. What you think us worth pursuing is hard, but I think even if you are unsure, jogging toward the thungs you think may be 'it' are good ways to find out if they are. Thanks for the comment!
God your voice and speech is just so powerful and I want to just get on with my life and it feels like you put your own emotions in witch make it more powerful
Just finished this anime last night and I figured you had to have made a video on it, and here it is. Enjoyed the video :) It is also really cool to see how much youve improved in two years.
Nice video, I've definitely struggled with this considering my interests are in things like anime and games, which society doesn't seem to consider a worthwhile endeavor. However, the relationships I've formed in this community are real, and make these seemingly simple things much more
In a figurative sense I devour things at a pace similar to that of a swarm of locusts. I tear through books just the same as seasons of anime or stories in video games. I know that doesn't really answer the question you have raised, but stay with me here. I feel like I do these things because I need to fill a hole where my lifelong goal should be. I've been this way throughout school living on a week-by-week basis, and a day-by-day one when that's too hard. "filling the void" I like to call it. I don't really care to devote myself to relationships, study, or religion, but I at least find some solace in trying to do good by people. Don't get me wrong I care enough to maintain my good grades for my engineering major and the like, but I'm not seeking any of these things out. To think of hunger in a more literal sense, over the past month and a half I have been on a diet I put myself on to lose some of the weight that I gained after an injury that left me in bed for the better half of a year. This doesn't bother me as I have gone on diets before to qualify for a lower wrestling bracket in high school. In fact I find it easy to adhere to, all those bad things you eat "Just stop it" It's no matter of urge or self discipline (the latter I feel like I have next to none). Recently I find myself hungry but not necessarily wanting to eat, simply I don't need it. All the more now that feeling can be brought into the idea of filling the void figuratively. There are all these things I could be doing more of: finding a new girlfriend, studding harder, or improving my understanding of the world, but I don't follow those paths. I guess what I'm trying to reach at is; just like Oreki at the beginning of Hyouka, I think it might be easier to keep living in this low power world of grey. For now at least.
One of the best anime out there is this. The cute af girl survivin in this weird ass end of the world that taught us about certain things in life... love chito and yuu so damn bad.. why did they die!!!
Hey I know this is a bit weird to say on a video from well over a year back but for a little while I have been on a kick of watching your videos and this is the one that I'm on now and making this thought, but I just really love the passion you put into each video with all of the connections you make. Like no matter what if it is from your life or in this video just being a general life lesson you always connect anime to something and I just love that about your entire channel dude. Every video you make is such a treat because you don't always make videos saying how fun or cool the newest shows are, you make what you want to make and just put so much heart into every detail in it that its just amazing honestly. While so many other big anime youtubers only seem to talk about current shows you don't seem to see that as a necessary to make a video about, which kinda connects to this video here with you saying that you didn't watch Girls' Last Tour until a bit after it aired, not just trying to rack in views but just making what you want to make. I'm starting to realize how long I've just been rambling on so I'll wrap this up but I serious appreciate everything you do and hope that you are doing good, in whatever you might be doing right now. Thank you a ton also, don't really know exactly what for since honestly I'm not the best at recognizing my own thoughts and feelings, but yeah thanks!
You should, it got painfully sold short by people calling it 'slice of life' and 'iyashike', but those terms pretty pathetically encapsulate it. Other than having the stuff I talked about, there are plenty of suspenseful and action moments in the series, and it all tells the progression of the girls through the layers to reach the surface. (Like a reverse MiA)
Tbh the only thing i feel motivated to do is physically eat stuff. I'm pretty sure being motivated to do one thing, like eat, is correlated with being motivated to do other things. However, you can be strongly motivated to do one thing, bit not have much motive to do other thins.
What drives me? A very important, but infuriatingly hard question. My best guess: passion, personal growth and creativity. Well done for another great, wise and thought-provoking vid.
Jacob Graham yes definitely , don’t be fooled by its premise as a sports show- masaki yuasa is a master and this is one of the most underrated anime out there. I’d also say the Tatami galaxy by Yuasa would be one you enjoy and perhaps relate to ?
Minimizing the amount of 'food' i need to 'eat' is what makes me hungry :U I don't know why i don't just stop eating... it's pretty obvious no food is worth the effort of getting it and that I'm just eating it out of habit I guess I eat because I hope something worth eating will come along one day? I know i'll stop eating sooner rather than later, so a few extra years of eating isn't much of a cost
For me, that is the Pralines & Cream shake. When I make the conscious decision to deny myself some edible indulgence, it is ultimately to save the calories and my form for one of them shakes bb. In all seriousness, I wish you the best as you face your personal challenge. Eating is much easier than trimming, so anything you can minimize now is much better in the long-run. Even if it's something as simple as to drink water instead of soda, the change would be *significant.* Do the small things that seem not to matter, they'll work in your favor.
This vidéo almost made me cry because I'vs releases something. I'm alive just because I don't want to die. I don't think I have a goal, I don't know what to do with my life and my life is empty and have no meaning. But I'm alive and I don't think suicide is a good option. So yeah, I almost cry because I feel that I don't really deserve to live even if I don't want to die...
No worries man I've also been at that point and idk if you've found that reason to live but if you haven't, what I did to find a reason was just thinking about the things I'm grateful for, for the things that I have now and feel glad to have. Then from there I slowly found a goal to complete for which was just to make my parents and friends glad to have me as a son & friend. I hope you find that reason, be it for a family member a friend or even a crush. I hope the best for you and that you too will find something to live for, something that will fill your hunger.
1:36 spoiler This is doubled down at the end of the manga. When they faced the dark, literally and metaphorically, Yuuri admits to being afraid of the dark, and Chiito is the only thing that can get her through the dark. She's panicked otherwise.
So yesterday my girlfriend and I broke up. I decided to make the first move to break up. She told me all kinds of things about how I was a liar and that I was worse than any other ex and all of this other stuff. I've woken up once again to go to my early morning shift at my job this morning at 5 am. I say all this because what drives me is something that I don't understand yet. Thank you for putting this question in my mind once again. I'm striving in this dark time to find what I'm hungry for. To find what exactly it is that I want out of this life. Thank you.
I think the show's sentiment and message is only further explained and expanded in the manga that has not been animated. I would recommend reading them.
Definitely plan to sometime this week :)
Great video, as always! Really liked this one. Girl's Last Tour really is a nice gem.
Life, and hunger... I think I live for the small things. I've got a very debilitating chronic illness, and the majority of my life so far, my entire childhood, has been spent inside a dark room, just living for the sake of living, living so that my mother won't be sad. I know this illness will be a lifelong one, there is no cure. Accepting my limitations in life is an ongoing struggle. 'What reason do I have to live when I can't get an education, get a job, make any sort of contribution to society? Why should I push on when all I am is a financial burden to my family, and the government?'
Last year I was doing better for a short while, and it opened my eyes up to a lot of the simpler things in life, stuff that I never even paused to appreciate before I got sick. I have a dog now, she's 10 months old and the best thing that's ever happened to me. I live for her, for the joy she shows when I'm well enough to take her out on a short walk, for the warmth of her fur as she lies cuddled up to me whilst I write this comment. I live for a blue sky and the feeling of dewy grass under my feet, for the cold on my cheeks in winter... My life may not consist of much, but it's a life nonetheless.
(This was really mushy and whiny, I'm sorry!!)
No, thank you for sharing. I'm glad you did. I think that is really important. Identifying the thibgs that make you happy and striving to have more of it in your life. More dog time. Dog time for days
"They are valid" shows a clip of a conductor, my heart. This video was wholesome af, had a great time my dude. Good stuff :)
Thanks man. I'm glad you liked it. Below everything my content is just wholesome messages to help people move in their lives
I really really love this show. I hope more anime like this will come out.
Me too, I was surprised of it's quality
It's still kind of special 'Kino no Tabi' is a bit like it, but different. Made in Abyss has some similarities, but it might be the darkest show of all.
I have been thinking about hunger in a literal and figurative sense lately. I don't eat a lot and I don't pursue many things. Some people I know grew up poor (like me) and it gave them a drive, a hunger. They want to have more things, to have all the things they couldn't have growing up. For me, it went the other way. I was denied many things and in response, my hunger diminished. And so now, I don't have that much hunger.
So, when you say "what makes you hungry?" a couple of things come to mind but I don't "feel" them that much. I suppose I got used to adding "...but I don't need it" after anything I might want to "eat".
It all comes down to what you are satisfied with. If you don't feel a need to run after things at full force, than you can feel more content and that is a possible goal you could have. The idea of trying to find what you love, or the life you want to live, and then working to shape your life decisions around a life that would cultivate that thing you like. Thanks for the comment!
I'm sorry you missed this show last year, but I'm glad you were able to like it and pull something from it eventually.
Thanks man, it definitely got sold short ot me the first I heard of it.
I guess what I'm hungry for is to be someone, be good at something, not just be okay at it. I want to be at least known for something good, such as being a good artist, a good speedrunner, a good livestreamer. Something that makes me someone, not some random person people outside of family will forget in a couple of days or months. I don't think I'll stop trying to achieve that, even if the road seems damn near impossible. Chances are I will die before my hunger is satiated, but that's something the future is holding.
I relate to that sentiment. I want to be someone or smething, feel I contribute to the world or mean something to others on a larger scale and it's always a race to get there. The distance is more impirtant than the destination for me. Anyways I relate to that sentiment a lot.
I watched GLT a few weeks ago and now it's without doubt in my top 10 anime of all time. A beautiful show, so simple and yet so deep at the same time.
Definitely. It gets sold short as a 'slice of life' show really often, and I think that really paints an innacurate image on the character arcs, story, plot, and themes.
Wonderfully concise yet insightful video. Girls' Last Tour was my anime of the year last year and the various philosophical questions it poses about the human condition paired with its immensely atmospheric world and art style stuck out to me immensely and cemented it as one of my all-time favorites.
I do agree with the sentiment that sometimes the search, or the journey, is more meaningful than the destination. This especially applies to today's society where everything seems to moving along at such a fast pace and it becomes easy to get caught up on the distractions that could set us off the path or goal that we set for ourselves. I believe that appreciating the things we learn along the way of reaching our goal is more important than simply focusing purely on the barebones results. That way, we can take pleasure in the little things as we work towards our aspirations instead of becoming "hopeless" in our endeavors of obtaining something that might be too out of reach at the moment.
100% thanks caligigigi
Girls Last Tour is an underrated masterpiece that everyone needs in their life.
It really is
Loved this anime. I think it came down to the relationship between Chi and Yuu. Their personalities are very different, but work together perfectly. The part where Chi messes with Yuu in the dark, and where Chi has to think about what she'd do without Yuu, who she thinks has been eaten, were some of my favorites. They keep on for each other, and because of each other. It's a funny and sweet dynamic between them.
And if all hope was lost, all the distractions that take your attention away from the fact that now matter if you're doing all the things in the pics they accessed on the sub, or if you're just watching street lights come on, are gone, and if the end comes and you're with someone that you genuinely care about and who gets you, what more do you really need?
This video made me realize that I don't have _anything_ that makes my life feel worth living. I just... live, and I'm not sure why. Maybe I'm hoping that a reason will come to me by chance; heavens know I don't have the slightest idea how I could find a reason for myself. Until then, I guess I'm just filling the void, as one other commenter _(named Substellar at the time of writing)_ said.
...It's more than a little depressing to consider that.
For me, my greatest hunger is knowledge / or to see how new things developed & work. I spend a lot of time to read about latest developments in science and AI, technology and more. Whenever a new tech comes out I'm curious to know what is it. It also applies to mundane things, to experience new things. I'm not an adventurous type, but I like to explore new things. New surroundings, new experiences, new genres of music & arts, new genre of movies....
I am glad I found your channel! This video about personal hunger has given me some food for thought.
Thanks man, i'm glad you did too. Hope all goes well for you
that last bit in the vid really made me feel good hearing
this video appear in my youtube recommendation, and just below this video is another video titled "Ya hungry?"
Its like watching my youtube recommendation gain consciousness and starts a conversation with itself
I never thought I would be shaken to my core by the question "what makes you hungry"
seriously. I've thought about this for a bit to no end without even knowing the question, but... you just put it into words.
hm
Once again, great video. I haven't seen Girls Last Tour, but this made me want to give it a try. The style is really intriguing to me, and the themes seem like they could be deeper than first imagined.
On hunger, I liked how you connected it to drive and the bodily function. It made your final point that much more impactful, thinking about the body and about the mind.
The video also connected with me on a personal level, as hunger has been a continual problem in my life. Feeling like eating or not feeling like it, I have total apathy on the subject. Sometimes I forget to eat until I feel that painful hunger. Lately, it's come to a point where my anxiety sometimes prevents me from eating altogether. This video really hit home, where we have to find strength to eat, to keep going.
Keep up the good work!
Thanks for sharing! I like how you personally connect with it, and it really drives home for me how the show balances these themes (as well as others) in a very well thought out substantive way. Definitely a good show.
Girls' Last Tour seems to convey a dragon-maid-y-style through its character art which typically deters me, but the themes you've brought to light seem to be augmented by it as though their innocence and human heart juxtaposes their grim world. Makes me want to watch, I love this conversation about drive and its expression through hunger.
I'm taken aback by your candidness each time I see a new video, keep doing what you're doing HIP.
P.S. Oh, have you played Demon's Souls or Dark Souls? Seems like a worthy question while we're on the topic of humanity and drive.
Yeah it's definitely more of an atmospheric adventure story than anything else. Lots of dark themes with two cute characters fronting it. I'm glad you liked the video, although short. I have not played dark souls except years ago on a friends console. It's on my 'plan to play list' so to speak.
If you haven't read the manga that conclusion is even more fitting than you know.
I plan to later this week. Also yay I finally got a comment from you, a good day indeed.
Hiding in Public awwwwwww
Cool video, you often times talk about seemingly complex subjects but this one is a very simple yet very important one. I find that Hunger often just appears at random without any thought put behind it. I'm often dissapointed in my self for not having enough hunger, for not having the same drive others do but maybe I just need to find the right food or something idunno.
I think that is a lot of it. Finding something you think is worth chasing is what will make you willing to do the run. Sometimes that thing is hard to pin down, but I think it is an important answer to search for as it can aide in a lot of life direction. Yeah this video was a little shorter/simpler partially because I was sick, but also because I saw that nobody had talked about this yet and was sort of surprised. Thanks for watching!
Nice video & a wonderful topic of discussion that really makes you think. Girls last tour really is an underrated gem when it comes to philosophy, music, ambience & the characters. Hoping Sentai gets the lead out & dubs it soon (praying it will be good) New subscriber earned.
Glad to have you come along. GLT really got snubbed in how it was sold to people. I feel like it deserved a lot more eyes than it got.
Best bittersweet show I've seen. Live well, even when facing the end.
Thanks so much for this video, you really put everything in a much deeper and broader perspective, there's so much meaning in the subtle things, this really was a gem of an anime, I just need a S2 so badly, but thanks again, what we mostly forget is to appreciate the smallest things in life
I feel sad that I have discovered this show now… despite being 24 with quite complicated backstory this manga brings many of situations I could relate to. The story is gem and it’s in my top 5 now
I got chills watching this, thank you. I'm still trying to find what I'm hungry for. I used to think it was art, but that doesn't feel as right anymore. Right now I'm just hungry for a new goal, and that's enough for now.
Thank you so much! Really needed to hear this. Having a job that stinks and having a dream work put this to perspective. As always, thanks for the great content!
Thank you for the comment! I'm glad it was something good to hear and hopefully I can continue to produce stuff you like
That was very nice.
Thanks :)
Welp! another show i have to watch after you have covered it. I've been thinking about how to emotionally satiate myself for a while, and I definitely do not have the answer. I am certainly hungry, just don't know what to eat...
I understand that. Finding what you love. What you think us worth pursuing is hard, but I think even if you are unsure, jogging toward the thungs you think may be 'it' are good ways to find out if they are. Thanks for the comment!
God your voice and speech is just so powerful and I want to just get on with my life and it feels like you put your own emotions in witch make it more powerful
Thank you so much, that last question made my eyes water a little. Good job!
What a delightfully short but meaningful review! Thank you for sharing your thoughts about the series.
Just finished this anime last night and I figured you had to have made a video on it, and here it is. Enjoyed the video :) It is also really cool to see how much youve improved in two years.
I made another more recent video on the manga! I noticed your chito avatar on discord
Damn I just found a hidden gem of a channel
Nice video, I've definitely struggled with this considering my interests are in things like anime and games, which society doesn't seem to consider a worthwhile endeavor. However, the relationships I've formed in this community are real, and make these seemingly simple things much more
I agree, the amount of great friendships i've made in this community is awesome, and more than I could have expected or dreamed.
In a figurative sense I devour things at a pace similar to that of a swarm of locusts. I tear through books just the same as seasons of anime or stories in video games. I know that doesn't really answer the question you have raised, but stay with me here. I feel like I do these things because I need to fill a hole where my lifelong goal should be. I've been this way throughout school living on a week-by-week basis, and a day-by-day one when that's too hard. "filling the void" I like to call it. I don't really care to devote myself to relationships, study, or religion, but I at least find some solace in trying to do good by people. Don't get me wrong I care enough to maintain my good grades for my engineering major and the like, but I'm not seeking any of these things out.
To think of hunger in a more literal sense, over the past month and a half I have been on a diet I put myself on to lose some of the weight that I gained after an injury that left me in bed for the better half of a year. This doesn't bother me as I have gone on diets before to qualify for a lower wrestling bracket in high school. In fact I find it easy to adhere to, all those bad things you eat "Just stop it" It's no matter of urge or self discipline (the latter I feel like I have next to none). Recently I find myself hungry but not necessarily wanting to eat, simply I don't need it. All the more now that feeling can be brought into the idea of filling the void figuratively. There are all these things I could be doing more of: finding a new girlfriend, studding harder, or improving my understanding of the world, but I don't follow those paths. I guess what I'm trying to reach at is; just like Oreki at the beginning of Hyouka, I think it might be easier to keep living in this low power world of grey. For now at least.
Man, your videos are always amazing and inspirational! Keep on going!!
Thanks man, I will.
One of the best anime out there is this. The cute af girl survivin in this weird ass end of the world that taught us about certain things in life... love chito and yuu so damn bad.. why did they die!!!
Hey I know this is a bit weird to say on a video from well over a year back but for a little while I have been on a kick of watching your videos and this is the one that I'm on now and making this thought, but I just really love the passion you put into each video with all of the connections you make. Like no matter what if it is from your life or in this video just being a general life lesson you always connect anime to something and I just love that about your entire channel dude. Every video you make is such a treat because you don't always make videos saying how fun or cool the newest shows are, you make what you want to make and just put so much heart into every detail in it that its just amazing honestly. While so many other big anime youtubers only seem to talk about current shows you don't seem to see that as a necessary to make a video about, which kinda connects to this video here with you saying that you didn't watch Girls' Last Tour until a bit after it aired, not just trying to rack in views but just making what you want to make. I'm starting to realize how long I've just been rambling on so I'll wrap this up but I serious appreciate everything you do and hope that you are doing good, in whatever you might be doing right now. Thank you a ton also, don't really know exactly what for since honestly I'm not the best at recognizing my own thoughts and feelings, but yeah thanks!
I'm hungry for...stuff that peaks my curiosity and people that'll put up with me
Wow, another great analyzer... I did not pull this out of the anime until I watched this. Now, the anime has a deeper meaning!
I had zero interest in this show, but now I may consider giving it a try.
You should, it got painfully sold short by people calling it 'slice of life' and 'iyashike', but those terms pretty pathetically encapsulate it. Other than having the stuff I talked about, there are plenty of suspenseful and action moments in the series, and it all tells the progression of the girls through the layers to reach the surface. (Like a reverse MiA)
It’s very emotional at times, but I definitely recommend it. It’s one of my top three anime
@@patrickzhang5430 what's your top three anime? Hope you have a good day!
@@patrickzhang5430 It's in my top 3 as well.
Made me cry, but in a good way. Thank you
Tbh the only thing i feel motivated to do is physically eat stuff. I'm pretty sure being motivated to do one thing, like eat, is correlated with being motivated to do other things. However, you can be strongly motivated to do one thing, bit not have much motive to do other thins.
What drives me? A very important, but infuriatingly hard question. My best guess: passion, personal growth and creativity.
Well done for another great, wise and thought-provoking vid.
Hey, I'm not too hungry right now, just thought I should comment and say this video was set up really nicely. Have a good one
You should definitely watch ping pong the animation by Masaaki Yuasa it’s a great show
Jacob Graham yes definitely , don’t be fooled by its premise as a sports show- masaki yuasa is a master and this is one of the most underrated anime out there. I’d also say the Tatami galaxy by Yuasa would be one you enjoy and perhaps relate to ?
I'll check both of those out. Thank you!
Thank you for this video.
Another masterpiece video keep it up!
Thank you! I will try to!
Fuck yes girls last tour content
Glad it's something you wanted
Это прекрасно!
thankyou
Good question.
Thank you, dude!
Minimizing the amount of 'food' i need to 'eat' is what makes me hungry :U
I don't know why i don't just stop eating... it's pretty obvious no food is worth the effort of getting it and that I'm just eating it out of habit
I guess I eat because I hope something worth eating will come along one day? I know i'll stop eating sooner rather than later, so a few extra years of eating isn't much of a cost
For me, that is the Pralines & Cream shake. When I make the conscious decision to deny myself some edible indulgence, it is ultimately to save the calories and my form for one of them shakes bb.
In all seriousness, I wish you the best as you face your personal challenge. Eating is much easier than trimming, so anything you can minimize now is much better in the long-run. Even if it's something as simple as to drink water instead of soda, the change would be *significant.* Do the small things that seem not to matter, they'll work in your favor.
This vidéo almost made me cry because I'vs releases something. I'm alive just because I don't want to die. I don't think I have a goal, I don't know what to do with my life and my life is empty and have no meaning. But I'm alive and I don't think suicide is a good option. So yeah, I almost cry because I feel that I don't really deserve to live even if I don't want to die...
No worries man I've also been at that point and idk if you've found that reason to live but if you haven't, what I did to find a reason was just thinking about the things I'm grateful for, for the things that I have now and feel glad to have. Then from there I slowly found a goal to complete for which was just to make my parents and friends glad to have me as a son & friend.
I hope you find that reason, be it for a family member a friend or even a crush. I hope the best for you and that you too will find something to live for, something that will fill your hunger.
Okay why are the videos with like no views my favourite from you.
1:36 spoiler
This is doubled down at the end of the manga. When they faced the dark, literally and metaphorically, Yuuri admits to being afraid of the dark, and Chiito is the only thing that can get her through the dark. She's panicked otherwise.
Great video!
So yesterday my girlfriend and I broke up. I decided to make the first move to break up. She told me all kinds of things about how I was a liar and that I was worse than any other ex and all of this other stuff. I've woken up once again to go to my early morning shift at my job this morning at 5 am. I say all this because what drives me is something that I don't understand yet. Thank you for putting this question in my mind once again. I'm striving in this dark time to find what I'm hungry for. To find what exactly it is that I want out of this life. Thank you.
Great video
I just finished the manga around 5 minutes ago and...... wow
The reason i watch girls last tour was the kettenkrad.
Brou,
But it is a Sdkfz 2 and not a car :D
Our comments are no where near as well written as your videos.
DerpyDavesGamingChannel Thanks man
Your video playback is jumpy.
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:D I'm simple man learning complex emotions >.
haha thanks for watching
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