Are you ashamed of your obsession with cartoons and comics when

>>92254209
I'm not insecure about my 'maturity'. The concept of "maturity'' is a spook

No, my comic book collection makes me happy because it took me a long time to have it.
If people think I'm immature for collecting something that makes me feel good, then that's their problem.

If you're so ashamed of collecting comic books just call them """graphic novels"""

>>92254209
There's plenty adults who watch cartoons and read comics. They just don't make autistic posts and sperg out about it or pretend they're special because of it like you.

>>92254209

Everyone has silly stuff they enjoy. I'm no more ashamed of liking comics than other people are of liking sports or soap operas. We all have things which are objectively absurd but which are harmless fun. To feel shame over something like that betrays a terrible insecurity and weakness of character.

>>92254209
Nah, mate. Even when I was a kid I was the only weirdo who read comics, so nothing's really changed. If anything, my casual friends regularly turn to me for extra info on comic book movies, which unfortunately has made me more popular than I was as a kid for doing the same exact thing.

>>92254209
I'm only ashamed that I don't have an actual career or position of significance related to talking about cartoons.

>>92254256
but don't you feel a least a little bit ashamed once you realize that this medium is largely directed towards little kids and most adults either aren't interested or loathe cartoons specifically for their immaturity...?

I had some teen mom make fun of me once because she saw me reading Shonen Jump in the grocery store magazine aisle. I guess because she popped out a baby, that suddenly made her more mature than a 28 year old man.

>>92254209
I know a lot of adults who openly admit to watch cartoons. Comics are actually cool now since the capeshit movies hit.

>>92254209
I live alone, i'm not ashamed of nothing i ever did

>other people your age have grown out of them a long time ago
Nigga pls, all my age group does is chase our childhoods.

>>92254977
"When I was a child, I spake as a child, I understood as a child, I thought as a child: but when I became a man, I put away childish things."

Whatever happened to that?

>>92255054
People realised that acting grownup all the time is boring and that old people are often annoying as fuck.

>>92255108
Not really. "Muh childhood" nostalgiafagging is a trend.

Which IS childish but not in the same way.

The fuck are you talking about, OP? People watch adult cartoons and capeshit movies like Rick & Morty and Marlel all the time now, hell, the quirky nerd personality is the new fad amongst normies despite how cancerous and overplayed it is.

Whyvwould I be ashamed about watching cartoons and reading comics? I mean, I'm ashamed to have a furry husbando and that I visit Paheal sometimes, but not about media made for the general public.

No, because the people I associate with have similar interests to me.

>>92255380
That's not what im talking about at all though.
Casually watching family guy or rick & morty is not an obsession.
Learn 2 read

>>92254209
>other people your age
get lost, normie

>>92255446
Please, normies watch shows like Adventure Time and TMNT 2012 as well, they just don't bother finding anything better since they're tasteless like that.

Also, just because we have a more diverse taste than them, it doesn't mean we should be ashamed about this. Be ashamed about schlicking or jacking off to toons, not watching them.

>>92255269
Old people go on about how everything was better in their time, it's not a trend it's how everything always was. People always bitch about younger generations but in reality very little changes.

>>92254576
>but don't you feel a least a little bit ashamed once you realize that this medium is largely directed towards little kids and most adults either aren't interested or loathe cartoons specifically for their immaturity...?
Well, I don't really watch cartoons, except when I'm with my nephew, and it's not because I feel bad about it, but simply because most of them just aren't very good.
There are plenty of grown up comics you can read though, I tend to read those most of the time, and some superhero stuff when I just want light entertainment.

>>92255509
again, youre missing the point

>>92255108
Now it's time to realize that acting like a kid when you're a grownup is fucking stupid.

>>92255537
Okay, what's your point then?

>>92255583
reread the OP then begone

>>92255544
And who decided that watching cartoons=acting like a kid? Kids cry, throw fits when they don't get what they want and have little concept of social norms and responsibility, there's plenty of adults like that who don't watch cartoons, and watching something that is considered for kids, and I don't know if you're aware but there's plenty of adult oriented cartoons, doesn't cause any of those. Being an adult is realising that you can have almost any hobby you want and nobody actually gives a fuck.

>>92254209
Most of the media people consume is childish in its own way.
As long as there are adults who watch sports, reality TV, horror movies, action-comedy blockbusters or read shit like Hunger Games, I don't really feel like I'm making the immature choice here.

Besides most normie dudes I've met seem to think cape comics are cool. Thanks MCU.

For I am not ashamed of my cartoons of choice, for they are cartoons given to people of all ages, to children first, but also to the adult.

>>92254209
>>92255446
Obsessing over anything is lame, regardless of the object of obsession.

>>92255602
No one my age or your age stopped watching cartoons, because surprise surprise, normies are watching toons as well.

Goddamn, you're an autist, why do I have to hammer this in a million times?

No. Why would I?

I would if I were a fucking faggot.

>>92255701
This is objectively false

>>92254209
>>92255054
“Critics who treat 'adult' as a term of approval, instead of as a merely descriptive term, cannot be adult themselves. To be concerned about being grown up, to admire the grown up because it is grown up, to blush at the suspicion of being childish; these things are the marks of childhood and adolescence. And in childhood and adolescence they are, in moderation, healthy symptoms. Young things ought to want to grow. But to carry on into middle life or even into early manhood this concern about being adult is a mark of really arrested development. When I was ten, I read fairy tales in secret and would have been ashamed if I had been found doing so. Now that I am fifty I read them openly. When I became a man I put away childish things, including the fear of childishness and the desire to be very grown up.”

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>>92254209
I'm a profissional animator and artist.

I know how to make it sound fascinating and glamorous, basically turned my entire military family into cartoon fans.


I also get paid more than my parents together.

The only thing that they complain is that I stay too much time awake at night.

>>92255748
Why? Because it doesn't satisfy your obsession with looking pathetic over the dumbest shit imaginable?

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No, being into comics and cartoons can almost be a badge of honor these days.

Now, me having thousands of dollars worth of action figures, THAT is something that I usually have to hide away from the public in shame. It's a pretty fucked up world we live in where a normie can look at pic related and think negatively about the adult that owns it.

Also, if you don't have the Select destroyer, go out and get it.

>>92254209
Grown men wear clothes with other grown men's names on them and have emotional responses to sports (I'm one of them). Grown women either watch or complain incessantly about the Kardashians daily. Actual adults watch shows like Empire, or Gossip Girl or whatever pregnant teen show MTV has on.

And you're worried about liking /co/ material.

Why the fuck would I be embarrassed of reading?

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>>92254209

yfw you work in either industry

>"Hey, anon, do you know who [character from after credits of a Marvel movie] is?"

It's just a thing I like. Women your age probably like shitty romance shows.

>>92255544
>And who decided that watching cartoons=acting like a kid?
Not me. I was replying to
>>92255108
>People realised that acting grownup all the time is boring and that old people are often annoying as fuck.

No I'm ashamed of myself not my hobbies/interests. I'm aware there are perfectly respectable members of society who like nerdshit. More intensively than myself even. But I'm impulsively ashamed of everything I like regardless of how nerdy or mainstream it is as a mechanism of guarding myself

Shit >>92255888 was meant for >>92255641

>>92254209
I'm a decent artist, so it kind of feels less embarrassing for me to enjoy cartoons still.

Although, I do find it weird that there are adults here into cartoons obsessively, but don't have the will to practice art.

>>92255888
But that's the point, a typical old person claims that watching cartoons, or having any sort of fun that isn't old boring people approved is childish and immature. You can be a successful adult with family and responsibilities and there will be people who will claim you're immature because you enjoy something like cartoons. It becomes slightly less common because of how prevalent it is on the internet, since almost everyone below certain age has some contact with it, but it hasn't reached al age groups. There's plenty of people who are now in their 40s who realised that it's bullshit but the older you pick the more likely is that they will bitch at you for not doing exactly what they think is appropriate for your age.

>>92256043
I've literally brought an old man to question his life choices by pointing out sports were at least as silly as comics. He was the type that wore the jersey of a specific player whenever the team played, spent hundreds on tickets. And he thought he was being more mature than someone buying a comic book.

Legitimately left him in silence at a kids birthday party when I noted he might as well pull the uniform on and cheer for the little assholes playing wiffle in the back yard.

An old man who loves Terry Bradshaw is no different from an old man that loves batman. The only difference is the batman fan probably saved thousands of dollars and his hero is still active outside of desk work and shingles ads.

>>92254209
Anon, nobody reads. Most folks fail out of college or graduate with a C average and never open a book volentarily ever again.
Any embarrassment you're feeling is that of the voluntary illiterate projected back upon you. You're embarrassed because they are. Talk to adults who don't read and get a load of their pathetic excuses.
"I read emails all day at work," is my personal favorite.

>>92256150
You can't convince everyone. But fortunately there seems to be a bit less people who think they know what everyone around should do with their lives if only because nobody seems to know.

>>92256043
Look, my point is simple. You said "acting like a grownup is boring", it isn't if you're a grownup. If you think that way, it's because you're childish and that's not a positive thing.
Now, it doesn't mean you can't watch cartoons or read comics in your free time. Maybe you can get some enjoyment out of them adn that's more power to you, but you were talking about "acting like", and my point is that you should act like what you are. If you find yourself acting like a kid, but you shouldn't be a kid anymore, then it might be the time to grow the fuck up.

>>92254209

Knowing some cartoons and comics has always been acceptable. These days with Millennials they took it a step further. They actively still watch cartoons and read comics, it's not socially acceptable but done anyway.

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>>92254209
More or less. But it's not as if I hadn't given up on myself a long time ago.

>>92256288
I meant that old peoples idea of acting like grownup is boring.

>>92256250
Funny thing, too, is that I felt bad. I actually saw it in his face of thinking "this shit is childish." And that wasn't really the intent. It was more of a "of course I like childish shit, we all do and we all should."

I love sports, I love comics, but I recognize both are inherently childish. It just kills me that ever since I was a kid the "jock" friends I had really thought they were mature because they collected cards (kids used to do this) or practiced more than another kid or remembered stats. At the end of the day a kid reading comics is wasting the same time as a kid playing/watching sports. But at least the comics prepare him for the sedentary life he'll likely be forced to lead.

>being this pathetic
God fucking damnit /co/, you disgust me. I'm even telling to people that I'm shitposting here (not here especially, but "at forums" about cartoons and co-releated stuff. Girls having good laugh. They're asking me about recommendations for animated shows etc. I think I accidently forced girl to think that GotG2 is utter trash which is truth.

>>92254576
No, I don't give a shit what other people think.

>>92256637
Think of it this way, he sabotages his own happiness. If he doesn't think he's allowed to enjoy something he did for so long and that so many other people do just because it can be considered childish it's entirely his own problem.

>>92254576
>I had some teen mom make fun of me
Tell her she's a drain on society and you're supporting the economy if even incrementally.

>>92254209
No.
Any other normie questions?

sometimes, because I live in shitty country. thank god for internet, or I'd kill myself years ago

>>92256704
>Telling anyone you post on 4chan.
How can someone like you call anyone pathetic?

>>92257316
That's the thing, kiddo. If you're "ashamed" and scared that people will laugh at you because of this - you're pathetic. People find it extraordinary for some reason that's all. They're shitposting on facebook about much less interesting things, so who the hell cares where you spend your time in internet.

>>92254209

no

those "other people" are into "childish" obsessions like soccer and Christmas. They're as bad as I am, in their own way

really, it's all just a matter of preference

>>92254576
>and most adults either aren't interested or loathe cartoons specifically for their immaturity...?
Then they clearly aren't mature adults are they?
A big part of being an adult is accepting the opinions of other people.

>>92257408
>Calling an anonymous person kiddo
>Still thinks he can call people pathetic

>>92257538
>being ashamed of posting here
>being scared that friends will mock him
>s-stop! I'm not p-pathetic at all!

>>92256704
People like you are why 4chan has so much newfag cancer now. You seem to be barely capable of writing in English too.

>>92257570
More proof you're pathetic.

When did anyone say they were scared of anything? When did I say I was ashamed of anything?

Your defensiveness is pretty pathetic. Your mock disgust in a place you aren't ashamed of is pretty pathetic. Acting superior to anyone in an anonymous forum is pretty pathetic.

>>92257581
That's because I'm not a native speaker, you idiot. Also
>newfag cancer
>Implying 4chan wasn't cancerous for years
top lel.
>>92257650
N-no you!
Nice one, mate.

>>92257664
>Lashing out at every response
>Not responding to the points raised
>Deflecting like a faggot

Yup, pathetic.

>>92257717
>still being this mad because someone called you pathetic on 4chan

>>92257664
And yet it used to be possible to have a normal discussion without people who think every board is /pol/ or people sperging out about tumblr in a most random and irrelevant to the conversation way. I never said anything about English being your native language, just that you're shit at it.

>>92257732
Well, don't know about you, but I have pretty good discussions in DC threads and storytimes. Maybe you should calm down and stop being this elitist fag.

>>92254209
no. lots of people do it and many don't care if you do as long as you look like a well adjusted person

>>92257769
Which part of what I said makes you think I'm not calm? If you can't see the constant spam then you're either part of the problem or have very limited interests.

I'm closing in on 30 and don't give a shit, if anything I'm getting more into cartoons now

A while back I started to write fanfiction, even, my family knows and my mother seems to think it's a stepping stone towards creative writing and is excited.

I also made my friend watch Yuri on Ice and though she made some "what the hell it's this" type jokes she liked it and we ended up going to the figure skating world championships together.

I'm planning to start buying some more comics too and I really love slightly surreal illustrations in kids' books.

I don't have the time in this life to not do something I greatly enjoy just because of what others might think. Some people relax through watching reality tv and I relax with cartoons

>>92254209
I'm early 20's and I have friends in their mid 30's who still read comics, watch cartoons, and go to conventions while still having good jobs and long term relationships

I don't know what the fuck you're talking about

>>92257827
Well, I'm interested in DC universe and few animated shows and cartoons. Also threads about comic sales are hilarious, since people are fighting each other like it their personal company wars. Just learn to ignore unnecessary crap, that's all.

>>92254576
>this medium is largely directed towards little kids
In the USA, sure, but there's a lot of more mature stuff or stuff that combines the childish aspects with enough thoughtful stuff that it's fine. Besides frankly I'd love to see animation as a medium she'd the bullshit "it's only for kids" stigma that imo hooks the entire field back, and that'll never happen if even the fans of it keep repeating the "it's only for kids" mantra

>>92257732
While I think the faggot you're responding to is a faggot acting like /co/mblr was the default is just as dumb.

You faggots were just shit on less. But nobody ever appreciated faggots being faggots around here.

You line about tumblr being brought up randomly is just as valid about /pol/ being brought up randomly. Tumblr=faggot, /pol/=person who says faggot. Both are just phrases used to put a name to the type of people someone doesn't like.

Realistically faggots and trannys come to /co/ because faggots and trannies seem to think comics are a safe space simply because this place tolerates faggots who like MLP and SU. /pol/sters flock here because they thought 4chan was where edgy posters belong.

Neither should feel at home here. But both seem to want to bitch at the other one.

TL;DR
/co/mblr faggots are just as bad as /pol/sters. If you disagree from either side you're probably part of the problem.

>>92254576
So, a teenager was being an idiot and trying to feel superior by shitting on others. That's what fucking teenagers do anon, why are you questioning your own maturity because of what someone who literally is immature said?

>>92258035
Nobody said anything about /co/mblr, people making up shit just to spew buzzwords isn't new but it's slowly starting to make any conversation difficult. And in most cases it's idiots seeing tumblr everywhere.

Comics are pretty much the only "nerd" thing I've never been able to get into. Comic movies as well.

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>>92254576
>teen mom trying to feel good about her BF not being able to pull out at a crucial moment
That really got to you?

>>92258150
>or people sperging out about tumblr in a most random and irrelevant to the conversation way
that's bringing up /co/mblr.

And when someone is being told to go to /pol/ for talking about politics presented in a comic then they have every right to sperg about /co/mblr.

>>92258375
But they almost never talk about the comic politics, they just spam buzzwords and talk about real world. And while I'm sure /co/ has it's share of SJWs most posts like that are painfully obvious bait. But as soon as the bait is planted any thread it was in immediately devolves and stops being about whatever it was about. And no, I don't think /pol/ has right to sperg about /co/mblr seeing as most of them only comes here to shit place up without having any interest in discussion and is obviously underage. Those people are just as out of place here as tumblr. If you think every board is just the same thing with different flavor of excuse to post the same overdone /pol/ memes you saw on reddit, well then you can go fuck off there, or to tumblr. Either way people are supposed to be here to discuss cartoons and comics and those people make it very difficult, while SJWs or people pretending to be them are far easier to blow off because there's far less of them and they give up fast.

Have you MET other people our age?

>>92254209

not really. it's honestly a pretty chill and mostly harmless hobby to have

>>92258731
>Those people are just as out of place here as tumblr. If you think every board is just the same thing with different flavor of excuse to post the same overdone /pol/ memes you saw on reddit, well then you can go fuck off there, or to tumblr


>TL;DR
>/co/mblr faggots are just as bad as /pol/sters. If you disagree from either side you're probably part of the problem.

Retards like you are the problem, in all honesty.

>>92258375
When you ise the comic as an execuse to post on /co/ about politics, then you should definitely go back to /pol/. It's never about anything but the politics are you're full if shit to say otherwise

>>92255544
You say this while you're on this website. Maybe it's about striking a balance and behaving appropriately when needed, hmm?

>>92254209
No

>>92257717
>doing the exact same but repeating the word "pathetic" ad nauseum

>>92254209
Liking cartoons and comics doesn't mean you have to be act like a retard about it,

>>92254209
The only time when I feel ashamed of my interest in cartoons and other childish things is when I'm worried the escapism of it all has prevented me from getting a job or moving forward in life ect.

As long as your interests keep you happy without putting a blockade on living your life, there's nothing to be ashamed of.

>>92258909
If you can't talk about the politics of a comic directly confronting them you're the problem. Regardless of the political opinion and regardless of how you feel about that opinion.

>It's never
is dubious enough but

>It's never about anything but the politics
supersedes that by being completely fucking stupid. If someone wants to discuss the politics of Captain America right now they should absolutely do so here. Not on /pol/. Because theoretically more people on /co/ should be able to discuss the comic than more people on /pol/. Just because you don't like the subject matter doesn't mean it isn't /co/ related. Otherwise this board would strictly be about the execution of comics and cartoons rather than the comics or cartoons themselves.

In other words, if someone wants to talk about rocket power, they don't have to fuck off to /sp/ just because it's about action sports. so it follows that someone posting about captain america doesn't have to fuck off just because it's about politics at the moment.

The problem lies in the faggots that have to take bait, which has always been a problem, from either side. Somebody saying drumpfkins is going to get a response. just as someone saying lock her up is going to get a response. but someone voicing displeasure with how the politics of captain america because they feel it is disingenuous is absolutely entitled to that. /pol/ can't tell you how they feel about the comic, no should they be asked to. They aren't the comic and cartoon board. That belongs on /co/ as much as /co/ movies do (even if they shit the board up more than anything) because it isn't /tv/'s job to know a thing about comics and they should do nothing but look down their noses at most comic book movies. If anything /co/ shat /tv/ and /pol/ up because they were told to leave here rather than take space away from Steven Universe and whatever other CN cartoon is the flavor of the month.

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being immature and childlike has to do with your personality, not your hobbies or taste.

>>92254209
No, all I have to do when I want to feel mature is get on 4chan and think, "Well, at least I don't make asinine frogpost feels threads."

>>92259157
I agree.
Although some people in this boards will go full /v/ over their cartoons and head canons.

>>92258875
You mean people who want to discuss cartoons and not take part in a shitfest? We sure are.

>>92260746
>who want to discuss cartoons

Then stay the fuck out of comic threads. The shit has gotten political.

I'll repost what I said above:

>In other words, if someone wants to talk about rocket power, they don't have to fuck off to /sp/ just because it's about action sports. so it follows that someone posting about captain america doesn't have to fuck off just because it's about politics at the moment.

If you want to discuss you faggy little cartoons fine. To be quite honest I wish you faggots had a cartoon containment board. But stay the fuck out of a Cap thread then. It's going to touch on politics. Because the fucking book does.

>>92255766
Who is this quote by anyway?

>>92260883
I didn't say "and comics" because I didn't think there's a need to specify, and writing comics and cartoons each time is a bit much, and you went into full sperg mode. Congratulations.

>>92261040
You didn't address my point.

Also the name of the board is "comics and cartoons" so specifying the second of the two seems odd. I can't prove you pulled that out of your ass to have something to respond with. But I also can't say I believe you give a fuck about comics.

>>92260999
C.S. Lewis

>>92258035
Nigga what are you even on about.

>>92261197
Thought so, but wanted to make sure. Thanks.

>>92261116
What point? I discuss plenty of comics and there's a lot of overlap between the two, are you expecting me to say "oh so sorry for triggering you" on behalf of all people who only discuss cartoons? Yes, cartoon threads tend to be more obnoxious. I said cartoons because it just so happens that they usually have more threads active most of the time, and watching cartoons is more common and there's more of it in this thread.

>>92261262
>/co/mblr faggots are just as bad as /pol/sters. If you disagree from either side you're probably part of the problem.


>>92261325
>What point
The one about staying out of threads you know are going to touch on politics. Saying something like "oh so sorry for triggering you" doesn't change the fact that it's you who's bitching about being triggered by a subject.

>>92261412
All of them touch on politics, even the ones that have nothing to do with politics. That's what I keep saying but apparently you have reading comprehension issues.

>>92261412
>/co/mblr faggots are just as bad as /pol/sters. If you disagree from either side you're probably part of the problem.

I would have assumed that was obvious. Which was why I was questioning the rant, but I suppose it isn't actually that obvious even though it seems most people reference the fact anyway. No one thinks this is a safe space or anything stupid like that because this is 4chan and it has certain stigmas. But just because it is 4chan doesn't mean people with disagreeable positions should be automatically discounted.

Actually, now I don't even know what point I'm trying to make so you can feel free to ignore this.

I'm working at a company full of engineers. I do not even register on the powerlevel scale.

>>92261454
>All of them touch on politics, even the ones that have nothing to do with politics.
Quote for me where you said that. I've maintained my argument consistently. The basis being, there are comics and cartoons which comment on our society, including politics. Discussions of those have a place here. The problem is not in discussing those comics and cartoons it's in the bait people fall for. Falling for "drumpfkins" is no different than falling for "shillary".

Your initial responses seem to say "I don't want that politics shit here".

I guess to clarify, and to not continue on a fruitless path, I agree that a thread about some completely non-political show or comic should be free from those comments. But people saying "back to /pol/" in a thread about, for instance, captain america is cancer. and those people, quite frankly, should get the fuck off the internet at large.

>>92261678
>>92258731
>they just spam buzzwords and talk about real world
>>92258150
>it's slowly starting to make any conversation difficult
>>92257732
>And yet it used to be possible to have a normal discussion without people who think every board is /pol/
Heavily political comics, and to a lesser degree cartoons exist and political talk is very much justified when talking about those, but those are a minority and political talk in threads is not.

>>92261919
In none of those did you say anything along the lines of "All of them touch on politics, even the ones that have nothing to do with politics."

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>>92261657
What type of engineers?
Computational?

have you ever been to a comic convention ?

there's plenty of older people that are into cartoons

>>92262187
Not that dude you're arguing with but technically most entertainment discussed here does, just to more varying degrees. Some are more overt about political messages while others could be seen as implied by one person or another.

>>92254209
Nope. Maturity defined by interests is a myth. Your maturity is defined by the way you handle yourself, not what you watch on television.

>>92262271
yes

>>92262336
yeah there's plenty of people with jobs that watch reality tv and I wouldn't exactly call that mature

>>92262187
That was the point of those whole posts. If you need shit spelled out exactly instead of understanding general point the other person is trying to argue then you're going to think you won any argument just because the other person didn't use the exact words you wanted them to. It's pretty clear that I'm talking about /pol/ talk where it doesn't belong, same for other current spam types but since you don't seem to be interested in those I stopped talking about them.

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>>92262348
Not hard to see why, just look at /g/.

>>92255775
do you live with your parents or something

>>92256704
Full offense, they're probably laughing at you because you're admitting you spend your free time shitposting on 4chan.

>>92262454
kek

>>92262373
Exactly. Think of it as perhaps a flowing storyline. Your story is going to be depressing as fuck if you don't have a comic relief to pop in every now and then, and we don't want our lives to be depressing as fuck. So we either relent to a boring and monotonous 'story' or we have hobbies that we enjoy. Doesn't really matter what the hell they are, or if other people don't enjoy them, because we enjoy them and our 'story' is for us to experience and not them.

As long as its not illegal then its not a problem.

>>92262454
So what's the second story?

>>92262675
https://www.quora.com/What-are-some-mistakes-you-can-make-as-a-programmer-that-will-get-you-fired-immediately