/jp/ - Otaku Culture

I'm nearsighted and I have to wear 10 dioptres strong glasses. Shit sucks, especially when my lens fall out from the frame and I have to walk through the city without them.
Damn, I should've bought that titanium frame, but it was too expensive.

>>2588229
>moe librarian girl who drinks tea. She is short, skinny, and wears glasses.

If onry ;_;

>>1597126
Looks like this. Average girl. Only thing that makes her different form others is her personality. She never had a relationship and shes shy and introverted.

Well, it seems a /v/rigin accomplished it.
>>>/v/22371679

And I thought /jp/ would be the first people to do this!

/jp/
Hopefully you can help me here....
See, in my college there's a certain person I want to talk to and get to know. The only problem is... she's asian. I don't know whether she's japanese, chinese, or korean.

See, I see this person almost every other day (coincidence we almost have the same class schedule). I want to go say hello. How would I approach her?

short version, how would I approach an asian transfer student in college?

Another Picture.

/jp/
Hopefully you can help me here....
See, in my college, I try to go out and make as much new friends I can make. Successfully I made only a few. Now my issue here is that there's a certain person I want to talk to and get to know. The only problem is... she's asian. I don't know whether she's japanese, chinese, or korean. But most of the foreigners from the asian countries in my school tend not to talk to other people who can't speak their language.

See, I see this person almost every other day in the bus heading towards our college and out (coincidence we almost have the same class schedule). I want to go say hello, but every time I try... she just runs away or turns away from me.

short version, how would I approach an asian transfer student in college?

Hurry, this is due very, very soon and I don't have very long to write it!