Today, I was watching an anime episode in sync with a friend, over the Internet, and I almost told him about how I liked a character's shoes, and later how I found weird the huge chain she was wearing. I literally typed it out then erased it because he wouldn't care.
Also, I more and more often tell myself that sometimes, I just don't understand guys.
And uhm... Before, I would often imagine things about being part of some adventure, video game, anime, etc. Being a shinigami, being in Tales of Symphonia, having ninja powers, etc. Now much less. Also, my attraction to swords and such has diminished to almost nothing. Though it might be just not being such a kid anymore. But anyway, now, if I daydream about things, it'll mostly - or almost only - be things related to love and friends.
Hmm, despite not being very grown-up myself in many ways, I have this sort of motherly instinct that's showing itself. Before, children were just children, and I wouldn't look at them too much anyway because guys can't really look at strangers' children without being branded a pervert or something. Now, I see children and am really drawn to them, and sometimes start daydreaming about having children. And before, if a child cried at the restaurant, I'd think "Why did they bring their baby? Make it stop..." Now I'm more like "Poor him! What's wrong?"
Finally, before, I wasn't the biggest fan of action and superhero movies, but they entertained me to an extent. Not anymore, and when there's action in something I'm watching (and usually there isn't that much), I sometimes think "This is endless! Why don't you just tell us who won the freaking fight?" On the other hand I'm much more patient with longer, slower parts in a movie. When I saw the Twilight movie before the last with my mother, for example, she thought the "being in love in a country house" chapter was overly long and they could have gotten it over with. But I actually really enjoyed that part of the movie. I thought that for once, they were letting the happiness last more than two minutes before the next disaster came.
