<div class="quote"><i> <p>Dominik21 wrote: </p> <div class="quote">AdrianaCartoonFangirl wrote:
My mom is the number one person that wants to ban me (ok, maybe not ban me, but prevent me) from watching Bubble Guppies. Why? Because apparently I'm too old to be watching that. Well guess what? I'm not ashamed! This show's innocent enough for anyone to watch. I used to also be so worried about people at my school being "weirded out" when I watch Bubble Guppies vids on this site during my off period. Screw them! I'm gonna watch my show. I'd like to point out that Bubble Guppies isn't just my favorite animated show, it's my favorite show period. And this is coming from a 16 year old (about to turn 17 on Nov. 22nd) high school junior that's already taking college classes! My best friends accept my love for this show, so why shouldn't others? I don't care what anybody says! I'm gonna love this show until I die!! Who's with me?</i></div>
<p>Same story with me, but I am now 17 and you are 19 or 20? Btw, do you still watch Bubble Guppies? :) </p> </div> <p>To answer your question, I'm 19 and yes I still watch Bubble Guppies. </p>

<p>I have 14 years old, and I watch Bubble Guppies and other cartoons from Nick Jr, my first episode when I watched with 14 years is "The New Year's Dragon!". </p>

<p>You shouldn't be ashamed. We all have tastes, and some of us can make us emotional connection with shows, even kids shows. It shouldn't make you look immature, and people that say it does are hugely insensitive. I have an emotional connection with quite a bit kid's shows, My Little Pony: FIM, PAW Patrol, Bubble Guppies, Poind Puppies, Casper's Scare School, probably I'll find some more, knowing me. I mean,you have to put yourself into other people's shoes to understand the emotional connection, and if a non-kid's show watcher can do that, they are a very mature person. Most of the time, shows like that are you escape from reality. Like a few years ago when BG came out, I watched it with my little sister, last moment I had with her before our parents got divorced (mainly because my mom's ex-husband, not my dad btw, was a complete loon.) It always brings her back to me, and gives me a way to emotionally connect. When my cat died, I listened to flat out BG songs to help me, and then when Winnie, a dog who was a big part of my life died, I restricted myself to one room in the house, locked everyone out, yelled at anyone who touched my door knob, while watching Bubble Guppies on YouTube. You see, it's not a shameful thing, you should embrace your love. I remembered when I was afraid to tell anyone that I watched BG, but with support of my good friends here, and my BFF, Amber, I came out about it in one of my YouTube vids, and now the world knows, including my classmates. </p><p>
SO DON'T BE ASHAMED! STAY THE STRONG PERSON YOU ARE! </p>

<div class="quote"><i>CatholicHavanese12 wrote:
You shouldn't be ashamed. We all have tastes, and some of us can make us emotional connection with shows, even kids shows. It shouldn't make you look immature, and people that say it does are hugely insensitive. I have an emotional connection with quite a bit kid's shows, My Little Pony: FIM, PAW Patrol, Bubble Guppies, Poind Puppies, Casper's Scare School, probably I'll find some more, knowing me. I mean,you have to put yourself into other people's shoes to understand the emotional connection, and if a non-kid's show watcher can do that, they are a very mature person. Most of the time, shows like that are you escape from reality. Like a few years ago when BG came out, I watched it with my little sister, last moment I had with her before our parents got divorced (mainly because my mom's ex-husband, not my dad btw, was a complete loon.) It always brings her back to me, and gives me a way to emotionally connect. When my cat died, I listened to flat out BG songs to help me, and then when Winnie, a dog who was a big part of my life died, I restricted myself to one room in the house, locked everyone out, yelled at anyone who touched my door knob, while watching Bubble Guppies on YouTube. You see, it's not a shameful thing, you should embrace your love. I remembered when I was afraid to tell anyone that I watched BG, but with support of my good friends here, and my BFF, Amber, I came out about it in one of my YouTube vids, and now the world knows, including my classmates. <p>
SO DON'T BE ASHAMED! STAY THE STRONG PERSON YOU ARE! </p> </i></div>
<p>Aw, that is so cute and sweet of you to say! :) </p><p>How old are you and do you still watch Bubble Guppies? </p><p>I know many adults over the age of 30 that watch Bubble Guppies but they are afraid to admit it! My mom is 50 years and she watch it everyday and she is not ashamed! I'm proud of her! :) </p><p>My question is: Can adults watch Bubble Guppies? </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>Dominik21 wrote: </p> <div class="quote">CatholicHavanese12 wrote:
You shouldn't be ashamed. We all have tastes, and some of us can make us emotional connection with shows, even kids shows. It shouldn't make you look immature, and people that say it does are hugely insensitive. I have an emotional connection with quite a bit kid's shows, My Little Pony: FIM, PAW Patrol, Bubble Guppies, Poind Puppies, Casper's Scare School, probably I'll find some more, knowing me. I mean,you have to put yourself into other people's shoes to understand the emotional connection, and if a non-kid's show watcher can do that, they are a very mature person. Most of the time, shows like that are you escape from reality. Like a few years ago when BG came out, I watched it with my little sister, last moment I had with her before our parents got divorced (mainly because my mom's ex-husband, not my dad btw, was a complete loon.) It always brings her back to me, and gives me a way to emotionally connect. When my cat died, I listened to flat out BG songs to help me, and then when Winnie, a dog who was a big part of my life died, I restricted myself to one room in the house, locked everyone out, yelled at anyone who touched my door knob, while watching Bubble Guppies on YouTube. You see, it's not a shameful thing, you should embrace your love. I remembered when I was afraid to tell anyone that I watched BG, but with support of my good friends here, and my BFF, Amber, I came out about it in one of my YouTube vids, and now the world knows, including my classmates. <p>
SO DON'T BE ASHAMED! STAY THE STRONG PERSON YOU ARE! </p> </i></div>
<p>Aw, that is so cute and sweet of you to say! :) </p><p>How old are you and do you still watch Bubble Guppies? </p><p>I know many adults over the age of 30 that watch Bubble Guppies but they are afraid to admit it! My mom is 50 years and she watch it everyday and she is not ashamed! I'm proud of her! :) </p><p>My question is: Can adults watch Bubble Guppies? </p> </div> <p>Absolutely! Age suggestions are just numbers, no biggy. </p>

<p>why you should be ashamed? </p><p>we are all different and we can watch Bubble Guppies if we like it :) </p>

<div class="quote"><i>CatholicHavanese12 wrote:
You shouldn't be ashamed. We all have tastes, and some of us can make us emotional connection with shows, even kids shows. It shouldn't make you look immature, and people that say it does are hugely insensitive. I have an emotional connection with quite a bit kid's shows, My Little Pony: FIM, PAW Patrol, Bubble Guppies, Poind Puppies, Casper's Scare School, probably I'll find some more, knowing me. I mean,you have to put yourself into other people's shoes to understand the emotional connection, and if a non-kid's show watcher can do that, they are a very mature person. Most of the time, shows like that are you escape from reality. Like a few years ago when BG came out, I watched it with my little sister, last moment I had with her before our parents got divorced (mainly because my mom's ex-husband, not my dad btw, was a complete loon.) It always brings her back to me, and gives me a way to emotionally connect. When my cat died, I listened to flat out BG songs to help me, and then when Winnie, a dog who was a big part of my life died, I restricted myself to one room in the house, locked everyone out, yelled at anyone who touched my door knob, while watching Bubble Guppies on YouTube. You see, it's not a shameful thing, you should embrace your love. I remembered when I was afraid to tell anyone that I watched BG, but with support of my good friends here, and my BFF, Amber, I came out about it in one of my YouTube vids, and now the world knows, including my classmates. <p>
SO DON'T BE ASHAMED! STAY THE STRONG PERSON YOU ARE! </p> </i></div>
<p>Do you have emotional connection with Shimmer and Shine? Have you watched this TV show? </p>

<div class="quote"><i>Dominik21 wrote:
<div class="quote">CatholicHavanese12 wrote:
You shouldn't be ashamed. We all have tastes, and some of us can make us emotional connection with shows, even kids shows. It shouldn't make you look immature, and people that say it does are hugely insensitive. I have an emotional connection with quite a bit kid's shows, My Little Pony: FIM, PAW Patrol, Bubble Guppies, Poind Puppies, Casper's Scare School, probably I'll find some more, knowing me. I mean,you have to put yourself into other people's shoes to understand the emotional connection, and if a non-kid's show watcher can do that, they are a very mature person. Most of the time, shows like that are you escape from reality. Like a few years ago when BG came out, I watched it with my little sister, last moment I had with her before our parents got divorced (mainly because my mom's ex-husband, not my dad btw, was a complete loon.) It always brings her back to me, and gives me a way to emotionally connect. When my cat died, I listened to flat out BG songs to help me, and then when Winnie, a dog who was a big part of my life died, I restricted myself to one room in the house, locked everyone out, yelled at anyone who touched my door knob, while watching Bubble Guppies on YouTube. You see, it's not a shameful thing, you should embrace your love. I remembered when I was afraid to tell anyone that I watched BG, but with support of my good friends here, and my BFF, Amber, I came out about it in one of my YouTube vids, and now the world knows, including my classmates. <p>
SO DON'T BE ASHAMED! STAY THE STRONG PERSON YOU ARE! </p> </i></div>
Aw, that is so cute and sweet of you to say! :) <p>How old are you and do you still watch Bubble Guppies? </p><p>I know many adults over the age of 30 that watch Bubble Guppies but they are afraid to admit it! My mom is 50 years and she watch it everyday and she is not ashamed! I'm proud of her! :) </p><p>My question is: Can adults watch Bubble Guppies? </p> </div> <p>Sure they can. They don't have to be ashamed. </p><p>I'm 17 and I watched, like, a number of kids shows, including Bubble Guppies. Those people can judge you all they want, but they should understand that you're never too old to do anything. </p>

<div class="quote"><i> <p>RaryPieSweet wrote: </p> <div class="quote">CatholicHavanese12 wrote:
You shouldn't be ashamed. We all have tastes, and some of us can make us emotional connection with shows, even kids shows. It shouldn't make you look immature, and people that say it does are hugely insensitive. I have an emotional connection with quite a bit kid's shows, My Little Pony: FIM, PAW Patrol, Bubble Guppies, Poind Puppies, Casper's Scare School, probably I'll find some more, knowing me. I mean,you have to put yourself into other people's shoes to understand the emotional connection, and if a non-kid's show watcher can do that, they are a very mature person. Most of the time, shows like that are you escape from reality. Like a few years ago when BG came out, I watched it with my little sister, last moment I had with her before our parents got divorced (mainly because my mom's ex-husband, not my dad btw, was a complete loon.) It always brings her back to me, and gives me a way to emotionally connect. When my cat died, I listened to flat out BG songs to help me, and then when Winnie, a dog who was a big part of my life died, I restricted myself to one room in the house, locked everyone out, yelled at anyone who touched my door knob, while watching Bubble Guppies on YouTube. You see, it's not a shameful thing, you should embrace your love. I remembered when I was afraid to tell anyone that I watched BG, but with support of my good friends here, and my BFF, Amber, I came out about it in one of my YouTube vids, and now the world knows, including my classmates. <p>
SO DON'T BE ASHAMED! STAY THE STRONG PERSON YOU ARE! </p> </i></div>
<p>Do you have emotional connection with Shimmer and Shine? Have you watched this TV show? </p> </div> <p>Not very much, but my brother likes to watch it on occasions. It's okay, but not something I connect with, mainly because it's a bit too feminine to me, and it's only been out for a few months, so I can't have a formed opinion, including that and I've only seen a few episodes. I think they show has a lot of potential, and the design is adorable, but other than that I have nothing to say about it. So no, I don't have an emotional connection with it. </p>

<div class="quote"><i>CatholicHavanese12 wrote: <p>Not very much, but my brother likes to watch it on occasions. It's okay, but not something I connect with, mainly because it's a bit too feminine to me, and it's only been out for a few months, so I can't have a formed opinion, including that and I've only seen a few episodes. I think they show has a lot of potential, and the design is adorable, but other than that I have nothing to say about it. So no, I don't have an emotional connection with it. </p> </i></div>
<p>It's okay, iryo, Shimmer and Shine is my favorite show, I know that you watch Mutt & Stuff, but idk where I watch, maybe on YouTube or Kiss Cartoon. </p>