He really brightened my day. And that he came helped me stay two hours longer than my "boyfriend" (or as a like to call him guy-that-I'm-stuck-with-because-I-needed-a-ride) wanted to leave. Because he only came to Otakon for two things: buying overpriced figurines in the dealer's room, and getting a box of Yugioh cards that are cheaper there than they are here, he had a "bad" time (he slept most of the time we were there). And that they great music alleviated much of my tensin, I was finally able to rid myself of that nasty stomach problem (and I get the feeling that I wasn't really "sick", as much as I was stressed out). And that he (my "grabby" boyfriend) only took us to Otakon was so he could go disheartened me (though I already expected as much). So I can say that the concert was somewhat therapeutic (though if you think about it, anything that fills you with a sense of clam and/or happiness would be therapeutic, it probably was for many).
I don't know for certain whether or not I'll be going to Otakon next year. Because we (that is, I and my sister) should get another person to take us--one that won't make it hard for everyone else in the room, but also one who won't cancel at the last minute! Oh, I hate having to depend on others. There is no one I can really depend on. At least our father will be driving us to where Nekocon will be held. With luck, I'll find someone who plans on going to Otakon next year.
But I'm getting off track here. I think, no, I'm certain that Paino Squall's coming to Otakon made me a lot happier than I would have been if he hadn't. [insert "awws" here]. So, um...arigato!! <._.>
