You all will be pleased to hear that nascent plans for the third consecutive Things That Never Happened set were scotched by a wedding, followed by a right bastard of a cold picked up at the wedding, like it was a very novel favor or something. I’ve now reached the stage where I’m no longer actively wanting to die just to spite the damned
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Also - not that my recs would be useful to you with this, but I understand there's a lot of Japanese FF and particularly doujinshi for Hikaru no Go. So if you are interested in reading fanworks based on HnG, you probably could do it more easily in Japanese than English. (It's a pretty small fandom in English.)
And the love? Totally and for sure. It's rare for me to start with canon and then go on to fan fiction, but in this case I had to; I was done with the manga and anime and I wanted much, much more.
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hahahahah, we are the proud and the contrary, but I somehow doubt that we are few.
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I honestly have no idea how common demand resistance is. I mean, everyone probably has some amount of it, but things like mass hysteria rely on the opposite - you could think of it sort of like demand compliance, and it works scarily well and often affects most people.
Maybe it's a percentile deal, and you aren't truly contrary until you're more in at least the 51st percentile and thus more demand resistant than the majority.
Or possibly I am investing way too much thought in this. Could very well be so.
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*cherishes*
So. Shiney.
Thank you!
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You are entirely welcome!
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So, I did.
I get through the entire first volume, and I'm starting into the second, when I notice that it's 12:45 AM and decide to go check my flist. And hello! You've updated. With an HnG rec.
I think Sai WANTS me to get hooked on this fandom.
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Clearly, it is Destiny or Fate or some other nebulous but irresistable force deserving of a capital letter. It's very unwise to argue with the Capital Letter Crew; just look at Greek mythology. Hubris is obviously extreme defiance of the Capital Letter Crew.
Plus, your laptop is obviously already on board with the scheme and is acting as a mole for the CLC (HnG Division). And, seriously, do you want to go against your laptop? Could get very ugly.
But - you're reading it! Yay! What do you think so far?
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But - you're reading it! Yay! What do you think so far?
Well, it's much better than I expected it to be, actually! It's really very readable, and I don't literally pass out from boredom during the Go scenes (an impressive feat on the creators' part).
Also? It's VERY GAY. I'm mostly through the third volume, and it is increasingly clear to me that Akira and Hikaru are, in fact, star-crossed lovers. I especially like the way that each one of them is the single driving force behind the other one's will to play Go (so, basically, his will to live). And I love the longing stares. And the endless fascination with each other.
There's a lot to love.
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*happy*
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*very happy now*
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