Has Yea Forums seen this? Girl is total waifu material
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Has Yea Forums seen this? Girl is total waifu material
Yeah, I saw it a few Years back. Really liked it.
>when he put out an arm to block the rain
Shit, it’s cute
Yes it's adorable
Yes we get it user, Calarts bad.
Shit man this actually made me change my outlook on things years and years back. I was a freshman in high school. One of my favorite lil animations ever.
I saw it back when it was featured on CartoonBrew and loved the art. I really wish modern TV cartoons would utilized more thick n thin lines instead of just all being the same uniform thin.
>You need to talk to people more about what's bugging you
>You need to stop being a sperg and making people feel awkward
Don't these two kinda run counter to each other? I think I'm too much of an autist to understand the moral here.
The art style is definitely the best part of it, it's so appealing, I agree.
I know there are a lot of tardos on this board, but you should know those two things aren't conflicting
>He was closing himself to other people because he didn't think that he could interact with them
>As a result of his lack of faith in himself, he tricked himself into believing that he needed to push everyone away and make them uncomfortable, but at the same time, he still wanted to be with them, he just didn't realize that all he had to do was just believe in his own abilities.
>All he had to do was just believe in himself and talk to other people about his problems
This was a cute short, love the style, dialogue felt genuine enough for it to work.
>you should know those two things aren't conflicting
Isn't talking about your feelings always awkward to everyone involved?
Not ALWAYS
Of course there’s the caveat of being open when APPROPRIATE
Nope, when I want to talk about my emotions I just go up to someone and tell them what I think, and they do the same, and then we come to a resolution. I'll never understand why aspies don't get how to express their feelings.
This. Blurting out really personal shit at random can make people extremely uncomfortable.
i prefer this french one that has the cocrodile,also,lets turn this into an animated short thread!yeah!shorts!
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Yes I love the French language!
Here's another good one from the Netherlands
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and another, from Malysia
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man the one from the netherlands is great,i really like that high as fuck student with earphones,i used todo the same thing in HS
It's really cute, I never realized how similar a lot of Dutch words and vocalizations are to American English words and sounds. Also I think Dutch is cute now.
I don't think you understand irony.
I don't think you understand comedy
This has a real Charlie Brown vibe to it; especially the dialogue and delivery.
You mean telling some random person that you hate niggers and need to take a shit really bad in the middle of a party isn't a good idea?
To go along with these, while it's a lot more popular than those posted in this thread so far, I'd like to post Don't Hug Me .I'm Scared, because no matter how popular or high quality production it is, it's still got the indie charm to it, and anyone who hasn't seen it, really should.
Of course I FORGET TO FUCKING POST IT...
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i forgot to watch the anency festival this year
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You are correct, but normalfags don't realize that actual outsiders put on a filter for their comfort, and not our own.
>May 9 2013
>actually seen this when it was brand new
>been here longer than this animation
I'm coming up a decade on this shithole site and don't know why I never leave.
>>All he had to do was just believe in himself and talk to other people about his problems
Oh right, it is that fucking easy! I keep forgetting!
that's the start to improvement, fag
Makes me sick. One giant normie platitude
Also
>being concerned with the awkward weirdo
How believable.
aaaaand here come the edgelords who are just too damn intelligent for human emotions
No anime touching ma'am
lolwut? Nobody actually talks like that. That dialogue is kinda phoned in. Still a cute little short though.
Some people just dont know how to bring it up and are obviously scared of how they'll be viewed after. In some cases, they dont even know the right context in which they can bring it up.
Honestly, I don't get how some of my friends can just casually bring up how they feel alone and depressed from work and all that shit out of nowhere. I'd feel like an ass and too much of a whiny cunt if I just brought up, unprompted, how I'm really insecure about my artwork, how I worry if anyone actually cares about me, y'know the usual. I feel like I should be the rock in this friendship or something.
I once had some dude at my work who knew me for like two weeks just randomly ask "how are you about trusting people?" and then seem sad when I was weirded out.
Like how the fuck are you supposed to respond to shit like that?
No touching the Calarts, ma'am.
My fear is oversharing. As a kid I used to be really honest about how sad I would get when talking to my friends.
My expectation was that I would do the same for them, and often I did.
I guess after a while though, I came across too whiny to some of them and they more or less told me to stop sharing my problems and concerns. Not entirely unreasonable, of course.
I've obviously grown more conscious about these sorts of things since then, but I apparently after that I just tend to bottle everything up, more often than not.
I still get really down, but I can't let anyone know that.
Nice little fantasy of people actually caring about each other, but wish fulfillment and nothing more