now @ovowrench

2) the same year as the Hentai Incident i’d left a sketchbook that had (very crudely drawn, ameteur) yaoi drawn in it on my desk in a different english class and it disappeared. i still don’t know where it went. i don’t know who saw it. it was the worst scare of my high school years. i couldn’t look my english teacher in the face

TELL THE STORY PLEASE

the story about hentai on the school computers?? sure

okay so bit of backstory: this school was all-around tech oriented, like almost all of the classes had computers. everyone had little network profiles and folders on computers to save their classwork in so it was all in one place. if you were in graphic design, your art or photography went here, engineering documents, etc.

this was also around the time that anime was kind of starting to be “mainstream”, and all of the anime nerds knew each other, so it was this clique of students of all four grades. a lot of the seniors were big into nfsw stuff and would exchange fanfic and hentai sites, some of them even drawing fan art and writing fanfic and sharing it (which is, you know, kind of weird to me now because they’re in a group of underclassmen, but whatever)

there was this chain of anime nerds and people who didn’t really like anime who would just share shit. so i got to learn A LOT. so they’d usually have like folders of art or flash drives of the shit.

to this day i’m not sure if it was an accident or on purpose, and i don’t know who it was, but someone decided to leave hentai in their school folders.

one day the principal actually had to get on the intercom and explain that they found porn in one of the student profiles, and it was this big purge of like all the student files (staff have access to all the files, so it was easy for them to find it, it’s not like they’re buried anywhere). SHE HAD TO ANNOUNCE THIS. 

soon after, she got in contact with the teacher who was the leader of our anime club for the past few years because it was apparently ~anime porn~ and she figured that all anime was like that, so anime club that year was a no-go. we had to reform under ‘video game and comic book appreciation’, and anime was pretty much taboo that entire year. i couldn’t bring manga to school without teachers side-eyeing me.

it’s about time!!

i’m dropping this blog that i’ve had for near 6 years and starting fresh! revised tagging (everything is going to be tagged as i need it to be tagged - you’ll see), categorization in my own way, everything like that.

it’s still being worked on, so the tags page will be updated as i get more stuff on the blog, but pretty much everything else is exactly the same. it’s a personal blog with a serving of video games, shows, art, aesthetic, etc.

@infernaltriangles is the new blog, feel free to follow it while i’m switching things over! i’ll still be here for a month or so as i get back into the groove.