Man, if being a couple were easy, then there’d be no such thing as breakups or divorces. Even if you’re with someone who seems perfect inside and out, you’ll still have moments of doubt or worry the more you’re with
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Sometimes tragedy can result in comedy. In many stand-up routines, a comic will tell of a scary and harrowing time of theirs, and warp it into a way that makes it funny. But in some cases, the dark side of
Whenever I roam around Tokyo with a hungry stomach, I have a choice I can make. Sometimes, I go for a katsudon or okonomiyaki, something fancy and filled with many flavors. Other times, I just bite the bullet and head
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I pity the studio who’ll be put in charge of Choujin X’s inevitable anime adaptation. The first four volumes of Sui Ishida’s follow-up to Tokyo Ghoul have been a wonder for the eyes. But in its fifth volume, it manages