/jp/ - Otaku Culture

-Only a few moments have passed, as the /jp/er recalls his years in school-

Before kindergarten, the young boy had been cheerful and happy. He'd been eager to learn new things, and explore his home and backyard-imagining all the wonderful things that would happen to him as he grew older.

But, those notions faded, or rather, were crushed as he slowly grew up. He finished elementary school without a single friend, and had spent many days in school not uttering a single phrase or word. He stopped eating snacks or lunch at school-becoming smaller.

Middle school was little different, but the /jp/er discovered computers and anime, and played the longest, most time-consuming video games he could find. He thus spent his time browsing the internet and watching his favorite shows, playing RPGs and pretending he had friends that would accompany him anywhere, which helped him to escape the dreary, unpleasant nature of his school life. His mother and father were concerned for their boy, but the little /jp/er shunned them without thinking-spending his time after school locked in his room, in the dark, with headphones on, watching his monitor quietly or staring blankly at his television. He rarely ate with his mother or father at dinner, instead eating prepackaged foods in his room when they went to bed, and sleeping a few hours before school.


He went this way, never once telling anyone what he enjoyed in private. He entered high school-and grew just a bit hopeful. Just a bit. Other people liked

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-Only a few moments have passed, as the /jp/er recalls his years in school-

Before kindergarten, the young boy had been cheerful and happy. He'd been eager to learn new things, and explore his home and backyard-imagining all the wonderful things that would happen to him as he grew older.

But, those notions faded, or rather, were crushed as he slowly grew up. He finished elementary school without a single friend, and had spent many days in school not uttering a single phrase or word. He stopped eating snacks or lunch at school-becoming smaller.

Middle school was little different, but the /jp/er discovered computers and anime, and played the longest, most time-consuming video games he could find. He thus spent his time browsing the internet and watching his favorite shows, playing RPGs and pretending he had friends that would accompany him anywhere, which helped him to escape the dreary, unpleasant nature of his school life. His mother and father were concerned for their boy, but the little /jp/er shunned them without thinking-spending his time after school locked in his room, in the dark, with headphones on, watching his monitor quietly or staring blankly at his television. He rarely ate with his mother or father at dinner, instead eating prepackaged foods in his room when they went to bed, and sleeping a few hours before school.


He went this way, never once telling anyone what he enjoyed in private. He entered high school-and grew just a bit hopeful. Just a bit. Other people liked