Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! – 11

Why do I feel so empty?

There was a time when I had a bad case of eighth-grade syndrome. I spent my days absorbed with the Key of Solomon, the works of Aleister Crowley, Satanism, and a plethora of other things, but primarily with Norse mythology. I believed in magic and he occult. I was that kid.

No one understood me. I was different. I was special.

I stopped believing that long ago. I’m part of working society now. My soul has been broken, ground, and tamed so completely. I’m one of the people I once spoke of with scorn. Unfortunate, yes, but alas, this is the course for us all.

Why do I feel so empty?

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Joint with UTW.

13 thoughts on “Chuunibyou demo Koi ga Shitai! – 11

  1. No one says:

    You can still be that kid! People only get broken if they want to belong to a society, you don’t need to achieve that to stay alive! :3

  2. Pantsu says:

    What are all these things about? So confused… I thought I would get it after awhile…

  3. hyam says:

    Thanks.
    Here, have some of my love (。・ω・。)ノ♡

  4. redraine says:

    I know exactly what you mean. Just watching this anime just made a lot of fun, yet super embarrassing, memories resurface. I believed in Witchcraft, even tried to do plenty of ‘good magic’ rituals, granting good luck and charms and believing i was gifted. Walking home and believing my magic protected my friends/family from evil spirits.

    @No one, you can still be that kid, but such thoughts don’t help when you need to work hard just to get by in university, or get a job, or buy a house or raise a kid. As Yuuta said, ‘if it doesn’t exist, it doesn’t exist.’

    I just hope the last episode of this anime can spark some semblance of belief again. I really really need it.

    • No one says:

      I despise religion, but people that believe in stuff that doesn’t exist continue to thrive in this world. And if you go by delusions, a lot of people live with them everyday can have a nice life. People that see illusions though, those can be in a hard spot if they don’t think it right or get some drugs.

      Working for a goal isn’t about what type of person you are, just how much you want to achieve that goal, that’s my opinion.

  5. PaleBlue says:

    If you feel empty, then perhaps fill it with the things that make this world truly spectacular! This is a vast universe, it doesn’t need magic to be amazing :)

  6. Midnightcoast says:

    Find yourself a cause and like-minded fellows and follow it. During work-time your soul may belong to your boss, but your own time is your own. With a cause to follow and friends to share the burden with you won’t be so empty or lonely either.

  7. Traac says:

    I find it amusing that people think they cannot still retain their inner child even when grown up, in school, university, or when having a job. It’s just that we can’t do it all the time. Isn’t that why we all indulge in hobbies?

  8. Camo260 says:

    Does anyone know how the anime compares to the novel?
    It seems completely different.
    Like So:

    When I wasn’t looking, I had collided into Takanashi and fell down.  So of course, the panties I’m looking at have to belong to Takanashi. Wait, this is bad!

    XD

  9. Alex says:

    Eighth-grade – syndrome? Ha!

    Back in the beginning of the 1990s, on the tail end of the wave/gothic movement, things were still thick with Crowley and magick and let’s not go to that Das Ich gig tonight and throw ourselves on some graves instead – all the people were like, what, 20? 25?

    Yuuta could borrow a few lines from David Tibet, but I expect him to tip back over into Dark Flame Master instead:

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