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Parents and Kids

| So I play this anime gacha game right. Seems one of my guild members is a parent and even is excited with watch anime with their kid. "My kid and I have been waiting on final season of Fairy Tail.

That just seems so weird to me. I dunno. A mom/dad watching anime with their kids. I guess it's not really outlandish. Parents watch stuff with their kids all the time. It's just weird to me that anime is now one of them too


| It makes me think how this new generation of parents that are on the internet a lot will be. Are parents and kids going to bond over and laugh together at memes?
"Hey dad, I found this DANK meme!"


| Eww what parent would make their kid watch trash like Fairy Tale?

Ess em ayche.


| They also watch SAO so...


| Welp I watched with my mom castle, and that one series with the houswive witches.
Generations before that would have said wat the fuck, but it was Normal when I was young and younger.
So why the fuck not watch sum anime?

Our children will probably laugh at us for our lame dank memes tho, like there are already deep fried memes. So just imagine you get a child and then it has to become like 14 and then imagine what kind of memes there are lmao


| When I was younger, there were parents who watched animoos with their children too, although it was a lot more rare since anime was still an up and coming thing at the time.

The same could be same for vidya, however. As more of the generations who enjoyed these things growing up become parents themselves, you can expect the number of parents sharing their old hobbies with their children to increase.


| Yeah, I know it's not actually that weird. It's just interesting to see a shift


| Watched Clannad with my Father the first time. That was a day of manly tears. Thankfully he has discerning taste. Totally wierded me out at first but it was his way of trying to connect with me.


| Hey dad, I found this DANK meme!


| I forced my mom into watching a few shows with me. She didnt mine and actually really enjoyed Mushishi. My dad watched Trigun with me liked it


| I know a fellow who trades shows & recommendations therefor with his mother. He's ~23 & she's in her 50s, so it's not a 'parent & kid' dynamic but it's interesting to see sometimes.

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