/jp/ - Otaku Culture

Bullying is a good thing in small doses, it forces outsiders and deviants to conform to social norms. Average kids don't get bullied.

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I was saying that HPD would explain my personality a lot. The only problem is that these "symtomps" are so generic and common that most people thought they got all kinds of deseases after the internet got out. that's why i quoted "everyone got malaria and aids on the internet".

I don't want to derail the thread though

on topic
I don't think it would turn out strangly. I had a lot of fun here and many people are actually pretty intelligent. What do I care about their looks or maybe akwardness - IF there is any. I think we would have a great time, but in my country ... i don't think many of them are here

So i stayed up now 23h and i get the whole day tomorrow off. (actually i have nearly every day off)

Its 1AM here now and i planned on watching Death Note at 4am and finish it today at the same day. My torrents are ready and i can't wait.

What does /jp/ marathon at the moment; whats the longest you stayd up to watch anime / post in neet threads?

If people who like Touhou really disappeared from /jp/, it would be such a better place.

It's saturday, /jp/.
How are you drowning your sorrows this night?

I like my room, it's like my own little world. I have a bed to sleep in and a computer which acts as a gateway to the rest of the universe.
I feel like I'm in a hub world with the choice of going anywhere I want, whenever I want. I just can't physically leave the hub world except to defecate

How've you been doing lately, /jp/? Anything interesting happen? Or just the same old?
Are you making changes on your lifestyle, trying to meet new people, discover new things, battling alcoholism?
Or are you completely content with your lifestyle?

I'm just here for the NEET/hikkikomori threads.
Fuck Touhou.

Why are Japanese lyrics always so poetic and slightly confusing? I think they're mostly good, don't get me wrong, but is that a culture thing? You never see something like that in Western countries.

Time for some NEETo conversation! Lets start things off with a few questions:

1. How long have you been NEET?
2. How old are you currently?
3. Do you still live with your parents?
4. How is NEET life working out for you?