First of all, people who are addicted to the second dimension are not all dead houses. At least when the subject talks about this, it is not very common. It's not unusual to use Fan's stalk. Although I don't read much, I often use stalks, such as Dragon Ball Stalk (Kobayashi: I'm dead again), Huo Ying Stalk (my silly brother) and Pirate Stalk (I'm the one who wants to be one piece). I haven't seen one episode of One Pirate, but I'm already very skilled at playing terrier.

Secondly, indulging in the second dimension is to some extent the same as indulging in Korean dramas and American dramas. Even with people who are addicted to guitar, piano, Sony and the soul of darkness to some extent. I just love the extreme of my love.

Secondly, the second element has many excellent things. I don't want to comment on your name recently, but you should have heard of it.

So for those who are addicted to the second dimension, my feeling is that everyone just takes a different path, and they are all things they like, and all roads lead to the same goal.

As for the person who answered the question, I think he just fell in love with Er Yuan by accident at the age when everyone started making friends widely. After all, indulging in the second element is relatively simple. I mean, look at it first. A person's social barrier may be because he is too home, but there are also many people who don't stay indoors who have social barriers. You can't kill people with a stick. Are you really sure that he has a social disorder because of Er Yuan? I think this situation is generally the weakness of his own bones, not the cause of the second element. That is to say, some people are born with that kind of personality, and it is this kind of personality that makes them like the second element. You can't give up everything.

Finally, there are some suggestions for you to get along with this classmate: look at what he has seen recently and wander around his recent circle. No matter which circle of acg, there are always noble and vulgar. If you really don't enter his world, how do you know what he really is like? Speaking of which, I do have a question. Are you simply surprised to be addicted to the second dimension? Or do you think his social obstacles are caused by the second dimension, and you want to help him get along well with the people around him? If it is the former, Hegel said: Being is reasonable. If it is the latter, no one can understand the animated terrier, and you can understand it. The second dimension is not as narrow as you think, but a place more idealistic than reality and more imaginative than society.