FAT NO.

does that make me a tsundere?

eww no

*Googles Tsundere*

Sounds like my kinda woman. >:3

i always thought they were a myth

Dealing with real life tsunderes is like walking on egg shells all day, every day. You don't know when they're just gonna up and berate you for some stupid shit you didn't do. And in real life, they seem bipolar and unstable and most people do not want to deal with that. Its irritating as hell when they're sweet one moment and evil the next. DO NOT WANT

... but at least they're not a yandere...

if i were in a relationship with a tsundere i grantee that it wont last a day ....
.my mind just snaps too fast ...but again ...if .....coz i havent been with one and dont know
its just an assumption but it could be opposite too ....coz i normal try to resist all kind of feelings and tend to stay alone listening to all blabber mouth friends and relatives
it has become a habit of mine to just listen .....but again ....i like to watch tsundere ....more than anything
i think they are kinda cute ...trying to hide themselves from the fact that they want their bf to make a move i personally dont like a relationship where couple are all shy and just couldnt talk and finish off the day without doing anything .........

I wouldn't say I wouldn't go for this type of girl, because, well, I have. I've spent close to a decade with a crush on someone who, minus the violence, fits that description to a T.

And it's torture. If she weren't so smart, interesting, and infectiously passionate about cool things, I would have stopped talking to her long ago. But with her, I think the torture is really that I'm always going to be less interesting - and potentially less invested in - than so many works of artistry and fun. To this day, we're close friends.

I've also, during that time, had a 3 year relationship with a girl who was a lot less interesting, and intellectually challenging. Of course, we had our fights... and honestly, neither of us were big into PDA. But with her, there was no question of mutual interest, the priority we placed on each other's needs, or the honesty of our answers. There was a level of almost perfect support, and to this day we are also close friends.

Between the two? I would choose the second. It is just too valuable to know where you stand with a person.

I think being guarded is the best thing you can do for yourself.

I dated a Yandere in college and no, I am not kidding.

I loved her, terribly but then she turned out rather . . . psycho. There was some very very scary stuff that happened.

At the time it wasn't very fun. Looking back it still wasn't very fun. I'm simply grateful she turned her attention elsewhere after she went to college or I'd be in a mess.

Someone who lacks the capability to relax? Oh hell .. that would either work out perfectly or end up in a disaster.

I am a tsundere and I'm freaking proud of it

its been scientifically proven that such urban legend does not exist on the planet earth

the thing about tsundere's is that they actually refuse to accept OR call themselves tsunderes