Has anime changed your life in any way or form?

It's an useful skill IRL. But, being serious, I started with pitying the AB MC, but ended up almost being glad about his misfortunes.

God i wish that was me.

>intensified my suspicion for medics
how? there are a lot of problems in modern medicine, like that patients do not like doing life style change and so medics are forced to go the over medication rout or that some specialitys are overly selective whit their students as they like having little competition in the market, to keep high prices like whit dermatology, the goberment forced them to accept more students a couple of times

Anime saved me from being ever a simp.

forgot the but
but medicine is still build arround helping the user avobe everything else

It made me not attracted to real women.

Nice fed handbook buzzword

I loved Angel Beats in a so-bad-that-it-is-good way. But now I will not only avoid organ donation, but will also consider everyone who is pro-donation an undesirable and will consider it when voting or taking other decisions. That's actually mostly unrelated to AB, but it certainly provides an illustration.

It’s no more mind rotting than any live action show.

why so?
no for real, why?

It gave me a real look as to how modern women work

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I actually became a teacher because GTO

Are you asking about Angel Beats, or about general view on organ donation? I can write about both.
But first a little question: the name of the anime involves the angel. Who is that angel and what type of angel? Took me a bit of time to realize.

Unexpected harem!

SSR taught me not to get on a roof if I can't get back.

I came for thicc Komi-san

KOMI IS NOT FOR LEWD

this

Yeah it ruined my development

Shirobako affirmed my passion in advertising, and I made Karuta my final project.

Relatable.

Yes, I'm a woman now

Yes, I'm a little girl now.

I want to make komi into a cock slut that fucks anyone with a big dick

I started cooking because of Dungeon Meshi.

Hope you haven't finished because this field is shit, OP. Drop out as soon as you can, you'll end up bankrupt. The only way to survive these days is to be a corporate cuck. Become a 3d artist or something.

yes, i started lifting because of baki and ippo

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It basically goes this way: medics are pure and honest souls. They will always try the best to save their patients. They will also most likely succeed. They will never commit negligence. And of course they will never knowingly cause harm to someone. They also will never take a lot from their patients and will not rob them clean if they have something serious. They also have a lot of other virtues not mentioned before.

The problem is that every sentence above is false, alone, or in combination with the others. Now of course if you know where to ask, interactions with medics can sometimes be pretty beneficial for you and they are useful for the society in some ways. But in general it's a trade which promises the most and praises itself the most while giving the least. I am speaking from both theory and practice (looking at my relatives and other people I know).

It also taught me that every thing can be a bath. Even a corpse of a dead friend.