At what age did you grew out of Linux, anime and metal?
At what age did you grew out of Linux, anime and metal?
Never, my girlfriend and I are children for life
>Linux
Sometime last summer
>anime
I will probably never grow out of it. Wafius 2 op
>metal
Eh, i was never really into it
I think I stopped listening metal when I was like 15 or something.
I still use Linux and watch anime though.
>linux
never
>anime
maybe in a few years
>metal
probably when I get tinnitus
never
never
never was into it
I see no reason to "grow out" of anything. There's nothing wrong with being a manchild for life.
Also that's a pretty nice desktop.
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>of Linux
I've grew out of shitting windows, but not using gnu/linux
>anime
18
gib me wall pls
>Linux
I stopped thinking it was the only OS worth using and now I consider using anything that fits the bill. Windows, OX, BSD, etc
>Anime
I stopped thinking it was the only form of entertainment possible and now I appreciate more film and literature
>Metal
I stopped thinking it was the only form of music that was worth listening to and now I've come to appreciate other genres than before I would never ever listened to, like pop and rap.
Happy now?
Nice taste user
Thanks onii-chan
Metal was always gay.
Linux is something I grew into during my undergraduate studies, around the time I stopped playing video games.
Anime will always hold a special place in my heart, but I no longer use it as a wallpaper for devices that I bring with me in public.
>rap
fucking subhuman. Tasteless brute. Monster
24
never been an anime fan
18
only response ITT that doesn't come from a manchild
>I stopped thinking
owo
I don't like any of these things
Nothing wrong with being a manchild.
>Linux
I'm only an aspirational Linux enthusiast and have never done more than install Ubuntu on a shitty dying desktop and Mint for my dad's T440p.
>anime
It's a form of visual media. No reason to grow out of it, except for waifu, seasonal, mainstream trash which you should never have been into.
>metal
Only got into black metal at 26. Grew out of dad metal at 21.