/jp/ - Otaku Culture

>>40091743
I think Beatrice subconsciously made me get a tobacco pipe. I wasn't thinking of her when I got the idea, but it was pretty soon after I read Umineko. To add I also got a pretty long pipe, looks more like Gandalf's than hers though

>>39898177
Now you're implying you're not on the discord even though you just exposed yourself?

>>38893448
Because the charm shouldn't be a part of this general and is but the result of few mindbroken losers by a certain italianposter. And the fact that you guys fail to defend it in any way beside saying "b-but it works for me" really proves my point.

>>38893455
Oh it gets me as well? You make me sad.
What is it about my posts that trigger the charm exactly?

>>38247616
>When you said "hur dur I am baiting you" a couple of days back.
But I've only started talking to you yesterday. Plus I don't remember saying such a thing. Are you being a schizo again?
>You don't get to decide what's good or bad for the thread
But that's where you're wrong, child. I'm not doing this for the thread, I'm doing it for YOU.
When I tell you to stop something, it's for your benefit, not the thread's. I honestly don't care what's getting posted here, it's not like this thread is my property or anything.
>Not really.
Oh so this is all you have to say? Not really? How lazy and effortless. And you dare call my posts banal, I think I'm gonna kick your ass child.

>all those corrections
I believe I've already told you I couldn't care less. Not sure why you keep correcting when the other person doesn't seem to care. It makes me wonder, do you think you're the superman of grammar or something? That you believe it is your destiny in this gay earth to CORRECT the poor anons and SAVE them from their ignorance with your blessed LIGHT? Or something like that..
Either way, I have no idea how can someone end up as pathetic as this unless you're underaged of course. You brought up school so you must be.

You're still not being cute enough by the way, you need to work harder.

>>38230227
The thought of raising a human being is just so exciting. The thought of raising them however I want, teaching them stuff, and being responsible for creating a human being gets me all happy. I even thought of pulling an Itachi on them to make them stronger, it's just so fun to think about it, more fun than anything else.
Of course I'm just daydreaming, they could turn out retarded and crippled and all of my hopes would be shattered.
You see, despite what I said about normies, I don't underestimate the human life. I think the birth is indeed a miracle, the greatest miracle ever.
I do consider normies pathetic and inferior, but even then I never let my guard down around them. That's a lesson life taught me, if you think you can just dismiss an entire human being because they're "normies" or whatever then you're gravely mistaken.
People are the only thing that can keep me on edge, even when they're boring you just have to invoke a reaction out of them yourself. They're so much fun to play with!
Sorry if that was cringe but that's what I honestly think.

Plus they're cute.

>>38230267
I can see it working on anxiety, but not long term depression.
I don't wanna be taking pills everyday to cope away from it.

>>38223748
>but I have a rather large head
Heh of course you do. Now you're gonna tell me it's huge because it's full of information or some bullshit, you fucking potato head.

>my persona isn't even that smug
Child, you literally attach every "correction" you make with a smuggy picture. Or are you perhaps retarded?
>I think they should at least pretend like they care about the way their posts are written
But they do care you fucking dipshit, there's barely any mistakes and the moment there is you jump on them like some raging faggot. Again, stop. Focus on becoming cuter instead.
Besides let me tell you something faggot. You are in no position to correct people much less act uppity about it. And only ESLs can criticize other ESLs, a monolingual shitter like you who only knows his mother language has no reason to criticize anybody.
But what can I say, had you been a little more mature or as smart as you pretend you'd already know this. You're just a sad display of a wannabe underaged autist.
>I never brought up grades
>brings them up again
Oh or do you mean you didn't bring YOUR grades not mine? Is this what it is?
Your little tricks are so adorable. Please tell me you actually think you're fooling me by doing this so I can laugh at you even more.

Aww and what is this unsightly paragraph at the bottom now. I told you to be cute and you do the exact opposite, guess you really need to get punished after all..

>y-yeaah bro lemme calculate those stocks ez money!!
I'll suck his dick if that happens.

>>34835831
You need two people to create a universe after all.

>>34671365
Yes, b*ernfags, lowest quality posters after m*onfags.
>>34671379
But I did.

>>22743005
Battler utter shittinness in regard to boats was heavily foreshadowed as early as in EP 1. As things such as Rosa being the best mom, Shkanon, incel George, and the sheer existence of Ange.

Battler falling off a boat, especially when the sea is not clear (as it is told in EP 8) is a perfectly reasonable conclusion. Beatrice killing herself and Battler jumping out for her in a suicidal move made of love and candies is a deeply romantic, aka magical interpretation. There's even golden butterflies to adorn the scene, just to tell you that's it's all magic.

My Yasu = Ikuko belief was literally born the very first time I read that scene. You can interpret it in many ways, but my mystery nose interpreted it as Beatrice ``dying'' and Battler ``dying''. Look at the finger quotes.

Now try to understand what exactly happened. Remember that Battler can't into sea. Remember that Beatrice is Yasu's personality, a character that is presently guilt ridden, love Battler, and just saw Battler jump off a boat. Try to connect the pieces.

What's the most surprising to me is that no-one in the fandom really thought about interpretation of the Ricardando il Passato scene. Yeah, Beatrice the witch killed herself, golden butterflies came by, Battler tried to save her and decided to give her life for her. It's all magical, much magical, wow. Now try to get the nuggets of truth from that. What was foreshadowed early in the story? What make sense?

In any way, that doesn't remove any emotional impact from the story. Yasu killed Beatrice. She saw Battler drown. She was deeply traumatized by the fact. Guilt, self-hate, etc. Just what was needed to make her care for the body of Battler for 20+ years.

>>22277972
It's because we have to understand that we have to "negate, but understand". We don't negate for the sake of destruction... the story begs us to understand that we are not "dispelling lies", we are merely, gently, finding meaning. Of course, that understanding will inevitably lead to finding out things that hurt for Yasu, things they could not talk openly about. And yet this is what they desired, to find a "wonderful reader". This is why it hurts so much, at least for me.
I don't think too much love makes us blind. I think loving the meta validates the fantastical magical world that was created. After one understand, he can do anything they want as long as they don't start throwing the pieces around and scribbling on the board.