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I thought about something this morning. A lot of Sasuke fans say that they like Sasuke because he says and does what he wants. There's nothing wrong with this and I am not trying to bash Sasuke. I do however, have one question:
How does this make Sasuke different from just about anyone else (besides those who are repressed)? Who in general doesn't do what they want? Take Shino for instance: He likes to study bugs in his free time, so he studies bugs. That is doing what he wants. Look at Forest Gump. He wanted to run across the country, so he ran. That is doing what he wants.
If I say, "bagels taste good", I am saying what I want. If Spongebob wants to eat a krabby patty and he does so, that is doing what he wants.
Tell me then: What is it that makes Sasuke so much different from Shino or Spongebob or Forest Gump? Everybody pretty much does what they want if they have the opportunity.
How does this make Sasuke different from just about anyone else (besides those who are repressed)? Who in general doesn't do what they want? Take Shino for instance: He likes to study bugs in his free time, so he studies bugs. That is doing what he wants. Look at Forest Gump. He wanted to run across the country, so he ran. That is doing what he wants.
If I say, "bagels taste good", I am saying what I want. If Spongebob wants to eat a krabby patty and he does so, that is doing what he wants.
Tell me then: What is it that makes Sasuke so much different from Shino or Spongebob or Forest Gump? Everybody pretty much does what they want if they have the opportunity.